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The Income Tax Department carried out search and seizure operations on two groups-- one engaged in real estate and hospitality and the other, a tools and equipment manufacturing group at Gurugram. The raids led to&nbsp;detection of&nbsp;Rs 600 crore&nbsp;in black money as per a statement.&nbsp;&ldquo;Total cash amounting to Rs. 3.54 crore and Jewellery valued at Rs. 5.15 crore have been seized. In total, 18 bank lockers have been placed under restraint. The search action, in these groups, has led to the detection of estimated unaccounted income to the tune of Rs. 600 crore," the finance ministry stated.&nbsp;During the raids, the I-T department found and seized various incriminating documents and electronic data relating to unaccounted investment in real estate, unaccounted sales and purchases, difference in stock, acquisition of shell companies.&nbsp;

Income Tax Department conducts searches in Gurugram, detects Rs 600 cr in black money

IT department cracks down on black money

The search action, in these groups, has led to the detection of estimated unaccounted income to the tune of Rs. 600 crore.&nbsp;

The Income Tax Department carried out search and seizure operations on two groups-- one engaged in real estate and hospitality and the other, a tools and equipment manufacturing group at Gurugram. The raids led to&nbsp;detection of&nbsp;Rs 600 crore&nbsp;in black money as per a statement.&nbsp; &ldquo;Total cash amounting to Rs. 3.54 crore and Jewellery valued at Rs. 5.15 crore have been seized. In total, 18 bank lockers have been placed under restraint. The search action, in these groups, has led to the detection of estimated unaccounted income to the tune of Rs. 600 crore," the finance ministry stated.&nbsp; During the raids, the I-T department found and seized various incriminating documents and electronic data relating to unaccounted investment in real estate, unaccounted sales and purchases, difference in stock, acquisition of shell companies.&nbsp;

Swiss Banks are holding over&nbsp;2.55 billion Swiss francs for ultra rich Indians and Indian firms, this is the highest in over 13 years as per&nbsp;annual data from Switzerland's central bank.&nbsp;A sharp surge in holdings via securities and similar instruments helped reverse a two year declining trend in the account holdings that had hit a record high of 6.5 billion Swiss francs (Rs 52,500 cr) as reported by PTI.These are official figures reported by banks to the SNB and do not indicate the quantum of the much-debated alleged black money held by Indians in Switzerland.These figures also do not include the money that Indians, NRIs or others might have in Swiss banks in names of third-country entities.

Indians' park Rs 20,700 cr funds in Swiss banks; highest in 13 years

Indians park over Rs 20,000 cr in Swiss Bank accounts data shows.&nbsp;

Indians park Rs 20,700 cr funds in Swiss banks; highest in 13 years

<ul>
<li>Indian funds parked in Swiss Banks surge to highest in 13 years</li>
<li>Swiss Banks holding Indian Funds worth over Rs 20,700 cr</li>
<li>Indian funds rise in 2020 in Swiss a/cs, reversing two year trend</li>
<li>Data provided by Swiss central bank not to be equated as 'black money'</li>
</ul>

Swiss Banks are holding over&nbsp;2.55 billion Swiss francs for ultra rich Indians and Indian firms, this is the highest in over 13 years as per&nbsp;annual data from Switzerland's central bank.&nbsp; A sharp surge in holdings via securities and similar instruments helped reverse a two year declining trend in the account holdings that had hit a record high of 6.5 billion Swiss francs (Rs 52,500 cr) as reported by PTI. These are official figures reported by banks to the SNB and does not indicate the quantum of the much-debated alleged black money held by Indians in Switzerland.These figures also do not include the money that Indians, NRIs or others might have in Swiss banks in names of third-country entities.

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