This presentation discusses tax planning, tax avoidance, and tax evasion. Tax planning legally minimizes tax liability through allowances and deductions. Tax avoidance also legally arranges finances to lower taxes. Tax evasion, however, is illegal and includes not paying taxes owed and providing inaccurate financial statements. The presentation provides examples of tax evasion, including an industrialist arrested for issuing fake invoices worth over 100 crore rupees, evading about 7 crore rupees in taxes.
This presentation discusses tax planning, tax avoidance, and tax evasion. Tax planning legally minimizes tax liability through allowances and deductions. Tax avoidance also legally arranges finances to lower taxes. Tax evasion, however, is illegal and includes not paying taxes owed and providing inaccurate financial statements. The presentation provides examples of tax evasion, including an industrialist arrested for issuing fake invoices worth over 100 crore rupees, evading about 7 crore rupees in taxes.
This presentation discusses tax planning, tax avoidance, and tax evasion. Tax planning legally minimizes tax liability through allowances and deductions. Tax avoidance also legally arranges finances to lower taxes. Tax evasion, however, is illegal and includes not paying taxes owed and providing inaccurate financial statements. The presentation provides examples of tax evasion, including an industrialist arrested for issuing fake invoices worth over 100 crore rupees, evading about 7 crore rupees in taxes.
This presentation discusses tax planning, tax avoidance, and tax evasion. Tax planning legally minimizes tax liability through allowances and deductions. Tax avoidance also legally arranges finances to lower taxes. Tax evasion, however, is illegal and includes not paying taxes owed and providing inaccurate financial statements. The presentation provides examples of tax evasion, including an industrialist arrested for issuing fake invoices worth over 100 crore rupees, evading about 7 crore rupees in taxes.
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Presentation on Tax Planning,
Tax Avoidance and Tax
Evasion -By Yatin TAX PLANNING
• Tax planning is “the activities taken to minimise tax liabilities to
ensure all available allowances, deductions, exclusions and exemptions are working together in the most tax-efficient manner to reduce the total tax bill”. OBJECTIVES OF TAX PLANNING • Reductions of Tax liability • Minimisation of Litigation • Productive Investment • Economic Stability TAX AVOIDANCE • Tax avoidance is the arrangement of one’s financial affairs to minimize tax liability within the law. It refers to finding out new methods or tools to avoid the payment of taxes which are within the limits of law. This can be done by adjusting the accounts in a manner that it will not violate any tax rules. EXAMPLES TAX EVASION • Tax evasion is not paying the taxes when they are actually due which is absolutely illegal. Some ways of tax evasion are:- 1. Failing to pay the due 5. Inaccurate financial statements 2. Smuggling 3. Bribery 4. Storing wealth outside the country EXAMPLES • An industrialist based in Mandi Gobindgarh has been arrested by the Directorate General of GST investigation for allegedly issuing fake excise invoices to more than 20 furnace units based in the same area in the last 3 years. The accused, Vishal Batta, proprietor of Aryan Industries was arrested from his Ludhiana office. Information from excise department revealed that bills amounting to more than Rs 100 crore had been issued in the last 3 years out of which initial investigation have shown tax evasion of nearly Rs 7 crore. SOURCE :- INDIANEXPRESS 14 FEB 2018 THANK YOU