CHETTINAD CEMENT CORPORATION PRIVATE LIMITED
Location
Tamil Nadu
Founded
1962-12-11
Website
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2020-12-15 (thenewsminute.com)
I-T dept unearths alleged income evasion of over Rs 700 cr from Chettinad group
The Income Tax department has detected an alleged evasion of income of over Rs 700 crore after it searched the premises of a leading business group. The search
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2020-12-10 (thenewsminute.com)
I-T raids on Chettinad group in 67 locations in TN, Karnataka, Andhra and Maharashtra
The Income-Tax Department on Wednesday conducted raids at multiple locations of the Chennai-based Chettinad group in connection with a tax evasion probe. With t
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2015-06-12 (businesstoday.in)
Tax officials search Chettinad group for third day
The search by Income Tax (IT) officials at various offices of Chettinad Group suspecting tax evasion entered third day on Friday, a senior official said.
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(indiatvnews.com)
I-T Dept detects over Rs 700 cr tax evasion after raids against Chennai's Chettinad Group
The Income Tax Department has detected tax evasion of more than Rs 700 crore after it recently raided multiple locations of Chennai-based Chettinad Group, the CBDT and official sources said on Tuesday.
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(indiatimes.com)
Over Rs 700 crore tax evasion detected against Chennai's Chettinad Group, ET RealEstate
Chettinad Group: The statement claimed that tax sleuths also detected documents related to possession of "foreign assets to the extent of Rs 110 crore in the form of fixed deposits, which were not disclosed in the return (income tax return) and will attract action under the Black Money Act".
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