The team consisting of 30 officers was headed by Joint Commissioner of Trade Tax V P Katyar. The team detected the evasion of trade tax by these units.
According to Katyar, the modus operandi of the factories was to show the sale of their products from outlets outside UP where a merely 2 per cent tax is to be paid but the sales were made from these units at Sikandrabad where the tax slab is 14.5 per cent leading to tax evasion of 12.5 per cent, said the Joint Commissioner of Trade Tax.
The scrutiny of papers is in progress and the figure of tax evasion is likely to touch a much higher amount than disclosed, Katyar said.
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