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The evil consequence of tax evasion or avoidance are manifold which are short listed as under

1. There  is substantial loss of much needed public revenue particularly in a welfare State like ours as India which is a developing Country day by day.

2. There is the  serious disturbance  caused to the economy of the country by the piling  up of  mountains of black money directly causing inflation.

3. There is “the large hidden loss” to the community by  some of  the best brains in the country being involved in the perpetual war waged between the tax avoider/tax evader and his expert team of advisers, lawyers and accountants on the side  and  the  tax-gathered  and his perhaps not so skillful, advisers on the other side.

4. There is the “sense of  injustice  and  inequality which tax avoidance arouses in  the breasts of those who are unwilling or unable to profit  by it”; and

5. the ethics (to be precise, the lack of it) of transferring the burden of tax liability to  the shoulders  of the  guideless, good citizens from  those of the “artful doggers”.

6. The foundation of the nation is weakened by the evil tax avoiders slowly and slowly.

7. The lack of confidence remains with those people those who are tax avoiders . They remain small in thoughts and deeds always . They are not grown to the fullest in their lives.

8. This lack of confidence leads to evil consequences by not making our children prosperous and well educated and they seek means to become rich by this way or that way.

9. The higher in the tax rates prescribed by the Govt. Otherwise this can be between 15 to 20 % if there are no tax avoiders and evaders.

10. Our Govt. shall use the force and means for the prosperity of the nation if means and source is not utilized to dig tax evaders and avoiders .

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I am S.K.Jain , Tax Consultant cum Advocate practising in Income Tax , GST , Company Matters . The name of the concern is S.K. Jain and Co. and I am prop. of this concern . I am in practice for the last 30 years . Professionals and non professional can feel free to contact me on mail . My mail ID is View Full Profile

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