Income Tax officials conducted raids at four locations of Prestige Group, a prominent Indian real estate developer, in connection with alleged tax evasion. The Group, known for its diverse real estate projects, is under scrutiny as 50 IT officials from De
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Prestige Group is a leading real estate developer in India, known for constructing apartment complexes, malls, office spaces, and other properties. Founded in 1985, it has completed numerous high-profile projects across major cities in India.
The raids were conducted in connection with alleged tax evasion by the Prestige Group. IT officials from Delhi, Goa, and Bengaluru conducted the investigation at four locations, including the group’s head office on Brunton Road in Bengaluru.
Prestige Group operates a variety of businesses, primarily in the real estate sector. This includes the construction of residential apartments, commercial spaces, and retail properties.
Prestige Group has issued a statement emphasizing their commitment to transparency and compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements. They are fully cooperating with the authorities and are confident that the truth will come to light.
If the allegations of tax evasion are found to be true, it could have significant repercussions for Prestige Group’s reputation and financial standing. Conversely, a clean chit could reinforce their position as a trusted and reliable player in the real estate market.
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