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                    Notes          (iii)  Difficulty in the Formation of Monetary and Fiscal Policy: Since the government cannot
                                       take into account the black money in circulation in the economy while forming its monetary
                                       and fiscal policies, the policies so formed by the government cannot be realistic. It is diffi cult

                                       to form these policies in the absence of the exact calculation of the black money and without
                                       bringing it in the accounting procedures of the government.
                                   (iv)  Decreasing Rate of Investment in India: Since the black money of Indian is mostly deposited
                                       outside India, resulting decreasing rate of investment in India. The expected amount of
                                       black money is supposed to end the unemployment problem of India in a few years if it is
                                       bring back to India.
                                   (v)   Tax Evasion Causes Decrease in Quality of Public Goods and Services: When bribes which
                                       are to paid as black money to the producers of goods and provider of services, it is but
                                       natural that they will provide the quality of goods and services only to the people who
                                       pay bribes whereas the general public has to suffer as the same quality and service is not
                                       provided to everyone.

                                          Example: If you have to get a job done in office, your work will be done without any delay

                                   if you pay bribes to the officials who have to do your job. But for the same kind of job, another

                                   person who does not bribe the officials has to wait for several days, weeks or even months.


                                   (vi)  Rupee Depreciation: Tax evasion leads to flow of money out of country in terms of dollars
                                       by selling rupee, which leads to its depreciation. If tax is paid to the government it leads
                                       to the development of country which boosts overall growth of economy which in terms
                                       increases the rupee value.
                                   (vii)  Formation of Parallel Economy: The money generated through ill legal activities that are
                                       kept hidden from the concern government authorities. Taxes are not paid on that money. In
                                       opposite to this white money shown in accounts and tax paid on it. There is not transaction
                                       record of tax evaded money in the market. This is two different economy one is accountable
                                       and other is not accountable. Now a day’s plenty of case of black money rises. The black
                                       money involved in illegal transaction accounts that it’s between the ranges of 20% to 50%
                                       of country’s growth. The effect of parallel economy is too much on Indian economy.
                                   (viii)  Impact on India’s Reputation: This tax evasion and corruptions put a very bad impression
                                       of India’s reputation. Many big businessmen in world are pulling their hand back from
                                       India. They are not interested in to do business with India due to this corruption. In
                                       Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) India is ranked 87 numbers out of 178 countries. Due
                                       to big scams like 2G scam, common wealth game scam.
                                   3.3.4  Remedies to Overcome (Reduce) Tax Evasion


                                   The remedies to overcome (reduce) tax evasion are as follows:
                                   (i)   Reducing Tax Rate: Government by reducing the tax rate on an individual income and
                                       income earned after investment will encourage them to avoid tax evasion and invest in
                                       various investment instruments available in India itself, like DTC, tax deduction available
                                       in Provident fund, Post office schemes, etc.

                                   (ii)   Strong Surveillance System: Government should bring strong surveillance system in place
                                       which will check suspicious trade and transaction taking place and will have also have the
                                       complete authority to check tax defaulter, etc.

                                   (iii)  Simplifi ed Tax Laws and Filling Mechanism: Present tax laws and tax fi lling mechanism

                                       is very complex and very difficult for a layman to understand it and claim for various
                                       deductions available in various sections. Simplified tax law will make things easy for

                                       everyone to pay taxes.



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