- Introduction of GST in 2017 led to a sophisticated scam exploiting loopholes
- Masterminds of GST fraud remain elusive despite catching hundreds of fraudsters
- Challenges in enforcement due to complexities across states, cultures, and languages
- Department is closing in on elusive operators with new tactics and biometric technology
- Karnataka has identified and blocked phantom firms, recovering millions in false claims
- Tougher laws needed to prevent ongoing drain on government revenue from GST fraud
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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