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Black money list: I-T authorities to begin probe against 90 names from Mumbai

Mumbai Income Tax authorities will soon initiate the process of ascertaining if there was any "criminality" involved in the accounts of 90 individuals from the city whose names figure in the list of 627 Indians submitted by the Centre to the Supreme Court in the black money case.

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FP Archives|Oct 29, 2014, 21:25:05 IST

Mumbai: Mumbai Income Tax authorities will soon initiate the process of ascertaining if there was any"criminality" involved in the accounts of 90 individuals from the city whose names figure in the list of 627 Indians submitted by the Centre to the Supreme Court in the black money case.Sources in the Directorate General of Income Tax (Investigation) department told PTI that of the 627individuals named in the list, 235 were based in the city. "We have got confirmation of the accounts of about 90 individuals from Swiss authorities and will begin the process of ascertaining it any criminality was involved," sources said.[caption id="attachment_1778919" align="alignleft" width="380"]Representational image. Reuters Representational image. Reuters[/caption]Maintaining that just because somebody had a foreign account he cannot be categorised as "blackmoney hoarder", an officer said, "We will verify all the aspects."The list includes people from several fields, including politicians, real estate developers and bullion traders. Complying with its directions, the Centre today gave to the Supreme Court a list of 627 Indians who have accounts in HSBC bank, Geneva, in which tax probe for suspected blackmoney has to be completed by March next year.PTI

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First Published:Oct 29, 2014, 21:25:05 IST
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