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The Directorate General of Goods and Services Tax Intelligence (DGGSTI) has arrested the promoters of two Mumbai-based textile firms for an alleged Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) fraud of about Rs 625 crore.

The DGGSTI has also written to the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to remove Oneworld Industries from the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) proceedings as one of the operational creditors of the textile firm dragged it to bankruptcy court with its connivance.

Last month, Shanaya Fashions, an operational creditor of One World Group, moved NCLT against Oneworld Industries to recover over Rs 7 crore. The tribunal appointed an interim resolution professional (IRP) as per the bankruptcy process. The DGGSTI has found that Shanaya Fashions has not provided any services to One World Industries as claimed before the NCLT and has been allegedly acting on the instructions of Oneworld Industries.

Oneworld Industries alone owes Rs 140 crore to Punjab National Bank, Bank of Baroda and Tamilnad Merchantile Bank. Its group firm Zephyr Fabric Trading LLP, which has also been dragged to NCLT, owes Rs 43 crore to Indian Bank. The other nine group firms too have taken loans from various public and private banks.

Interestingly, both Oneworld Industries and Zephyr Fabric have told the NCLT they are “facing acute difficulties in realisation of receivables mainly on account of demonetisation, implementation of GST by the government and related procedural technicalities of e-way Bill etc and unfavourable market conditions which have affected fabrics business”.

The DGGSTI probe has now found that Oneworld Industries, Rajesh Mehta Group of firms and their 23 subsidiaries have availed ITC on bogus invoices without receiving any services and also issued fake invoices to other companies without providing any services.

Source of information - www.indianexpress.com 


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Dec 20, 2018

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I feel that proceedings in both forms are being pursued under entirely different laws. Moreover, investigation agency under GST law is not having any pocus standing before corporate lw body.
Therefore, investigation agency might to some extent, influence but cannot make plea against proceedings before Tribunal.
By: Bharat Bhushan Sharma
Dec 20, 2018
I feel that proceedings in both forms are being pursued under entirely different laws. Moreover, investigation agency under GST law is not having any pocus standing before corporate lw body.
Therefore, investigation agency might to some extent, influence but cannot make plea against proceedings before Tribunal.
By: Bharat Bhushan Sharma
Dec 20, 2018


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