Income Tax Department has published list of 29 tax defaulters in leading newspapers
Income Tax Department has published a list of 29 tax defaulters in leading newspapers with advice to pay the tax and arrears immediately. However it is to be noted that in all the 29 cases , either the assessee is not traceable or the assets are not sufficient for recovery. Under these circumstances, the effectiveness of the public notice/advertisement is under doubt.
The gist of the arrears as per the advertisement is as under
| Income Tax Authority | Tax Arrear | No. of defaulters | Status |
| PrCCIT AP & Telangana Hyderabad | 55.82 | 14 | 11 assessees not traceable. Not adequate assets for recovery in 3 cases |
| PrCCIT , Delhi | 10.27 | 5 | All 5 assessees not traceable |
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PrCCIT West Bengal & Sikkim, Kolkata |
62.75 | 3 | All 3 assessees not traceable |
| PrCCIT UP(E), Lucknow | 284.39 | 3 | All 3 assessees not traceable |
| PrCCIT NER, Guwahati | 11.83 | 1 | Assessees not traceable |
| PrCCIT NER Chandigrah | 23.26 | 3 | All assessees not traceable/not adequate assets for recovery |
| Total | 448.32 | 29 |
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