According to the Finance Ministry on Saturday, GST authorities in Delhi discovered a bogus invoicing scheme involving the theft of Rs 17 crore in taxes and detained two people. According to a statement, the Central Goods and Service Tax (CGST) Delhi South Commissionerate conducted an inspection at the registered offices of three fictitious companies, M/s. NexGen Busicorp, M/s. XEL Informatics, and M/s. GW Infotech Pvt., who were involved in circular trading and fake invoices. Several damning documents from the taxpayers’ premises were discovered during the inspection.
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