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CAG Report Reveals Rs. 20 Lakh Crore Tax Riddle
AN EXPLAINER
1. Unpaid Taxes: There is an outstanding tax demand of Rs. 19.35 lakh crores in FY2022 against certain parties.
2. These are “Tax NPAs” (4.5 Times Larger than “Bank NPAs”): The total NPAs of all public & private banks combined as of March 2024 is Rs. 4.35 lakh crores. So, the “Tax NPA” is nearly five times bigger.
3. Direct Tax Arrears: These are direct tax (corporate tax and income tax) arrears, which the IT Department has demanded, but the parties that received the tax demand (assessees) have disputed the demand or simply not paid.
4. Rs. 5.18 lakh crore new arrears in FY2022: The arrears backlog in FY2021 stood at Rs. 14.17 lakh crore. Fresh arrears added in FY2022 were Rs. 5.18 lakh crore. So, the total arrears (old + new) for the year stood at 14.17 + 5.18 = Rs. 19.35 lakh crore.
In recent years, the trend of new arrears getting added each year to the backlog is roughly Rs. 3 to 5 lakh crores per year (as per the CAG data).
5. Why Old Arrears are Not Cleared: Why do old arrears (backlogs) keep getting carried forward every year, and have not been recovered from the assessees? Reason: The IT Department has classified 97.35% of old arrears as “difficult to recover.”
About Rs. 9 lakh crores of the old arrears are 1 to 2 years old, and about 4.5 lakh crores are 2 to 5 years old (from FY2022). So, it is not some age-old bad debts, but fairly recent cases.
6. Perspective: To comprehend the astronomical sum of Rs. 20 lakh crores, consider this: In the last Union Budget 2024, the total allocation for Jobs, Education, and Skills Development was Rs. 1.48 lakh crore, and the allocation for R&D and Innovation was roughly Rs. 10,000 crores per year (over the next five years).
Now compare it against the “Outstanding Tax Demand” from direct taxes, which is Rs. 3 to 5 lakh crores of new arrears per year, getting added yearly to the backlog of Rs. 20 lakh crores.
7. Why Did the CAG Perform This Audit: The CAG writes at the beginning of the report that they noticed that the “outstanding tax demand” is now exceeding the actual tax collection per year. This made them decide to undertake a massive two-phase audit, culminating in a 230-page report submitted to the government.
Outstanding Tax Demand as a Percentage of Actual Tax Collection
2018-19: 82.72%
2019-20: 106.95%
2020-21: 152.16% (It means: During 2020-21, the actual tax collection was only Rs. 9.47 lakh crore; and the “arrears” were Rs. 14.41 lakh crore.)
8. Who are These Assessees with Large Outstanding Tax Demands: These are obviously not salaried individuals who bear the maximum brunt of taxes in India. From whatever records CAG managed to obtain from the IT Department:
18,870 Cases: Had an outstanding tax demand totaling Rs. 7.59 lakh crores. This comes to an average amount of Rs. 40 crores per party in unpaid/disputed taxes.
160 High-Value Assessees: Out of its sample selection, CAG conducted a supplementary audit of 160 high-value pan-India assessees. Their total outstanding income tax demand stood at Rs. 4.38 lakh crores in Jan 2023.
Mumbai and Delhi: In Mumbai alone, 15 assessees had an outstanding tax demand of Rs. 2.76 lakh crores. In Delhi, 12 assesees had an outstanding demand of Rs. 78,061 crores.
In a region-wise analysis, Mumbai had an outstanding demand of 32%, Delhi was at 20%, and the rest of India at 48%.
Percentage of Tax Demand Locked Up in Litigation in FY2022: 58%
Assessees Not Traceable or “No Assets for Recovery”: Outstanding amount against this category more than doubled from Rs. 85,337 crore in 2017-18 to Rs. 1.78 lakh crore in 2019-20, and nearly tripled to Rs. 2.26 lakh crore in 2021-22.
Undisputed Demand: Outstanding tax demand of Rs. 3.32 lakh crore was classified by the IT Department as ‘demand not under dispute’ for FY2022. So, even “undisputed demand” has not been realized from these assessees.
Dispute Trends: There has been an increasing trend in the disputed tax demand. The disputed demand grew from Rs. 5.78 lakh crore in FY2016 to 10.36 lakh crore in FY2022.
9. No Dispute Resolution: Some of the tax disputes of even large assessees will be legitimate; but there should be a logical conclusion at some stage, rather than 97.5% of the cases being classified as “difficult to recover.”
The fact that alarmed the CAG was that the actual tax collections are lower than the outstanding demand. From a common man’s perspective, the big fish are fearlessly gaming the system, and the small taxpayer is paying the price for it.
10. The Report Made No Noise in the Media: The CAG Report on the "Outstanding Demand on Income Tax Assessees for FY2022” was tabled in the Parliament on 17 December, 2024. But it has hardly made any appearance in the mainstream media.
Perhaps the journalists did not find this comprehensive undertaking by the CAG worth reporting and informing to the average taxpayer, who finances the nation’s affairs with the sweat of his brow.
Link to the CAG Report: https://t.co/yIjnJqPMck
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