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Fake invoice racket leads to arrests and exposes large-scale fraudulent input tax credit network. Issuance of fabricated tax invoices to generate fraudulent Input Tax Credit is alleged in a coordinated scheme using multiple sham firms; two individuals were arrested for operating a network that issued fake invoices from a central premise for firms across the region. Investigations recovered voluminous documentary and electronic evidence-fake invoices, letterheads, rubber stamps, diaries, consignment notes, cheque books and devices-and inquiries continue to identify further participants. The accused are alleged to have committed offences under GST penal provisions that are cognizable and non-bailable, and have been remanded to judicial custody pending investigation.
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<h1>Fake invoice racket leads to arrests and exposes large-scale fraudulent input tax credit network.</h1> Issuance of fabricated tax invoices to generate fraudulent Input Tax Credit is alleged in a coordinated scheme using multiple sham firms; two individuals were arrested for operating a network that issued fake invoices from a central premise for firms across the region. Investigations recovered voluminous documentary and electronic evidence-fake invoices, letterheads, rubber stamps, diaries, consignment notes, cheque books and devices-and inquiries continue to identify further participants. The accused are alleged to have committed offences under GST penal provisions that are cognizable and non-bailable, and have been remanded to judicial custody pending investigation.