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Govt removes tweet on bringing hotel bills of over Rs 20K under I-T scanner

The tweet was put up by mygovindia, a platform founded by the government to promote the active participation of citizens in their country's governance and development, on Thursday

Direct tax collection net of refunds was down 32 per cent as of June 15 over the same period last year
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The tweet had stirred a controversy as it came on the day Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled taxpayes' charter and expanded faceless assessment to the entire country

BS Reporter New Delhi
The government has withdrawn a controversial tweet which talked about a proposal to bring certain transactions such as Rs 20,000 spent on hotels under the income tax scanner.
 
The tweet was put up by mygovindia, a platform founded by the government to promote the active participation of citizens in their country's governance and development, on Thursday. However, on Friday, it said the tweet is unavailable.
 
The tweet had stirred a controversy as it came on the day Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled taxpayes' charter and expanded faceless assessment to the entire country.