Rajasthan’s tax department identified suspected GST irregularities worth ₹3.15 crore during inspections of nine businesses across five districts. Taxpayers voluntarily deposited around ₹2.21 crore.
The Rajasthan Commercial Taxes Department has detected suspected Goods and Services Tax (GST) irregularities amounting to approximately ₹3.15 crore during inspections conducted at nine business establishments across five districts of the state. The enforcement action was aimed at examining tax compliance and verifying the accuracy of business records, reported transactions and GST-related declarations submitted by the establishments.
The inspections took place on October 9 and 10, 2026, covering business premises in Jaipur, Alwar, Kota, Hanumangarh and Dausa. According to an official statement, taxpayers voluntarily deposited approximately ₹2.21 crore during the inspection process. The amount was deposited in connection with the findings identified during the department’s verification exercise.
As part of the inspections, officials reviewed stock registers, purchase and sales records, GST returns and claims relating to Input Tax Credit (ITC). These checks were intended to verify the consistency of reported business transactions, recorded inventory and tax-related information. The establishments inspected operated in various sectors, including textiles, sweet shops, restaurants, edible oil, transport services, furniture and mobile phone trading. The exercise covered businesses from different commercial segments, with the department examining their records to identify potential discrepancies in GST compliance. CASansaar