The Income Tax Department in Hyderabad has launched searches at multiple locations of Anvitha Real Estate Group to probe suspected tax evasion. The company, known for its projects in various locations, is facing intense scrutiny.
Income TaxReal EstateTax EvasionAnvitha GroupHyderabadReal Estate NewsOct 17, 2024
The searches are being conducted to investigate suspected tax evasion by the company.
Anvitha Real Estate Group is currently working on projects like Anvitha Ivana and Anvitha High9 in Kollur, as well as other projects in Hyderabad and abroad.
The searches are taking place in Hyderabad and Rangareddy districts, including the registered office and the offices of two directors in Gachibowli.
Anvitha Real Estate Group is associated with other companies such as Anvitha Buildpro and Anvitha Assets Private Limited, which are linked to the directors.
The investigation is significant as it sends a strong message about the government's commitment to curbing tax evasion and ensuring transparency in the real estate sector.
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