In 2013 when National Spot Exchange came into light for the
crisis there were 13K trading clients who lost their money. Few days back
Income Tax Department had sent tax notices to some of the trading clients and
entities involved in the National Spot Exchange Limited (NSEL) crisis. Since
then the case is being investigated by several agencies. Exchange was forced to
suspend all its trading contracts. After the payment crisis Regulatory
Body, Investigating Agencies and NSEL had declared 24 members as NSEL
Defaulters.
The trading clients and entities who lent them finance to trade
on the currently invalid NSEL received notices from tax authorities. 13000
trading clients lost their money. Some to these trading clients have received
notices from the income tax department. Income tax department has issued notice
seeking details, other than source of funds, investment made in NSEL and bad
debt claimed during assessment year 2014-15 and 2015-16. The trading clients
are upset over the notices and are considering same as troubling.
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), Enforcement
Directorate (ED), and Economic Offences Wing (EOW) are investigating the
matters of NSEL with several other agencies. Leading Broking Firms are
investigated by these agencies. They are also interrogating some of the top
officials of these broking firms. Brokers, trading clients and entities
everyone’s role needs to be probed to carry out an investigation in the NSEL
case. Government is also investigating NSEL crisis case in detail and role of everyone
involved.
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