The move will help the government to identify cases where the remittance was sent but was not reported by the taxpayer in their filling, the official said. “The whole exercise will curb tax evasion and ensure that legitimate remittances are facilitated while preventing abuse of relaxations in foreign remittance reporting,” the official added.
CEAT Q3 Results: Net profit falls 46% to Rs 97 crore on high raw materials cost
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January 15, 2025