- The growth of digital payments has led to increased scrutiny of online merchants for tax evasion
- DGGI is collaborating with startups, payment aggregators, and gateways to ensure accurate representation of products and proper GST invoices
- Small merchants register for lower GST rates but sell items taxed at higher rates
- Authorities aim to crack down on tax evasion practices
- RBI urges payment aggregators to monitor clients more closely
- Common tactic involves switching from lower taxed services to higher taxed services
- Payment aggregators lack continuous monitoring of merchants
- RBI draft guidelines emphasize ongoing merchant monitoring
- Industry insiders track non-compliant merchants using various methods
- Platforms use AI tools to verify products being sold by merchants
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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