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https://www.consumercomplaints.in/reserve-bank-of-india-rbi-fraud-in-cashless-system-and-merger-and-amalgamation-of-icici-bank-c1585163
TELL ME HOW ICICIBANK ,NSE AND BSE BALANCE SHEET SCRUTINISED??
GO TO EXCISE DEPARTMENT THEY GAVE YOU DIFFERENT INFORMATION,SEBI DIFFERENT,CORPORATE AFFAISRS MINISTRY DIFFERENT,NSE AND BSE DIFFERENT AND RBI GOVER NOR WILL NOT PROVIDE YOU ANYTHING.
GENERALLY THEY TARGET PEOPLE.
First - the data mentioned by James about A.Y. 2012-13 is for the entire year for ALL individual tax payers. On the other hand, the data released by the Finance Ministry for A.Y. 2017-18 (F.Y. 2016-17) is only for those individuals for whom the due date is 31st July. For the information of James and the author of this article, there are lakhs of individuals (like me) who have yet to file their returns for this year as their due date is 30th September. Therefore, the first allegation that the number of tax payers has decreased as compared to A.Y. 2012-13 itself is wrong and unfounded. Mr James ought to have held onto his guns and waited for the data to be released after the 30th Sept season ends before raising this question or doubt.
Secondly, there is a mention that the press release from CBDT compares data from FY2016-17 as previous year, without stating that the current data they are disclosing is for FY2017-18. This statement is attributed to a lack of understanding about the way the income-tax department works. Sorry. But these kind of allegations don't hold any water. What is stated in the Press Release is absolutely clearly worded and to my mind, there is no confusion. Yes, they could have mentioned both FY and AY. But that has never been done in any such communication by the income-tax department.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/tax/income-tax-department-detects-rs-13715-crore-undisclosed-income-last-fiscal/articleshow/59973608.cms