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Ludhiana: An FIR was lodged after a 24-year-old man who works at a cycle manufacturing company received an income tax notice of a business that he never started. Anurag Singh, a resident of Shanker Colony, Bhamian Kalan, was asked to explain bank transactions of crores. An FIR has been lodged on his complaint.
Anurag discovered that some unidentified person had availed a GST number and opened a firm, using his PAN and Aadhaar number. Jamalpur police registered a case. The victim said that he received the I-T notice through email.
The notice mentioned that he started a business with a woman named Palwinder Kaur between 2022 and 2023. He was asked to furnish details of the business in which transactions of crores of rupees had been made. tnn We also published the following articles recently Transactions worth crores made in govt teachers name A government school teacher is facing multiple income tax notices due to cybercrooks misusing her documents for financial scams.
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