Anvitha Real Estate Group, with projects in Abu Dhabi, the United States, and Hyderabad, is under scrutiny for suspected tax evasion. The Income Tax Department conducted searches in Hyderabad and Rangareddy districts.
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The purpose of the income tax raids is to investigate suspected tax evasion by Anvitha Real Estate Group. The searches were conducted to examine financial records and other relevant documents.
The searches are taking place in Hyderabad and Rangareddy districts, including the registered office of Anvitha Infra Projects Private Limited in Raidurg, Gachibowli, and the offices of the company's directors.
Anvitha Real Estate Group is currently working on projects such as Anvitha Ivana and Anvitha High9 in Kollur, along with two other significant developments. They have also completed the Bhuvi Residency project in Bachupally and are involved in a project in Dallas, Texas.
The directors of Anvitha Real Estate Group are Atchuta Rao Boppana and Anup Boppana.
Other companies associated with Anvitha Real Estate Group include Anvitha Buildpro and Anvitha Assets Private Limited, which are linked to the directors.
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