CBDT sends names of 12 CAs indulging in tax evasion to ICAI
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CNBC-TV18’s Timsy Jaipuria learns from sources that CBDT has pitched for ICAI to take stringent actions against erring CAs. Sources also suggest that a task force has been appointed by the PMO to look into shell companies and is in talks with CBDT, CBEC and ICAI for stricter penalties.
Under Income Tax Act, Section 278, any CA found indulging in tax evasion or helping others evade tax can be prosecuted and can be punished with an imprisonment ranging from six months to seven years. PMO task force is mulling on increasing the existing penalty to be sterner.
Independently, ICAI is suspending the license of any CA who is found indulging in unethical tax practices. PMO's task force, which is headed by Hasmukh Adhia, has asked ICAI to impose a monetary penalty along with the existing penalty. #casansaar (Source - CNBC - TV18 -MoneyControl)
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