A tax evasion of Rs 18 Lakh was caught at the PNU club in Uttar Pradesh News Desk Cantonment. This disorder was found in the attack on GST. In the action lasted until the morning, the tax of more than one crore in the financial year 2022-23 was not deposited. According to 18 percent GST over the commercial activities of the club, State GST has imposed tax. In the year 2020, the GST Council included clubs in the scope of GST, but then the PNU club management did not register. The club only took registration last month. In such a situation, taxes were not paid on the income earned as members from April 1, 2022 to November. The State GST section will also check the accounting of the past five years. Additional Commissioner Grade 1 Pradeep Kumar said PNU club was notified to hand over the previous year’s purchase and sales documents. Last year there was opposition to the bringing of clubs under the lead of GST. The argument was given to bring the activity operated by the deposits of the club members under the service of service. Varanasi News Desk shares this story
Tax theft of Rs 18 Lakh caught in Varanasi PNU club, protest against clubs
