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<h1>Immunity Withdrawal in Indirect Tax Cases: Non-Payment or False Evidence Can Lead to Prosecution Under Compounding Rules.</h1> Immunity from prosecution under the compounding provision of indirect tax laws can be withdrawn if the individual fails to pay the specified sum or comply with conditions set by the compounding authority. Additionally, immunity may be revoked if the authority finds that the individual concealed information or provided false evidence during the proceedings. In such cases, the individual may face prosecution for the original offence or any related offences identified during the compounding process.