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Taxman Now Uses AI To Spy On Social Media: Are You At Risk?
Taxman Now Uses AI To Spy On Social Media: Are You At Risk? Around the world, governments are using artificial intelligence to monitor social media for tax evasion. From the UK’s HMRC to India’s proposed Income Tax Bill, tax agencies are digging into digital footprints. Learn how it works, what it means for freelancers and small business owners, and the steps you can take to stay compliant in this in-depth guide.
Sasikala Paid Rs 450 Crore In Old Notes To Buy Sugar Mill: CBI’s Explosive Claim
The CBI alleges that V.K. Sasikala, close aide to late Tamil Nadu CM Jayalalithaa, paid ₹450 crore in demonetized notes to buy a sugar mill during the 2016 note ban. Linked to a ₹120 crore bank fraud, the case exposes flaws in India’s demonetization policy and highlights political corruption. While Sasikala is not formally accused, her alleged role as “beneficial owner” raises pressing legal, political, and ethical questions.
Greek PM Rules Out Snap Polls: Says Families To Gain From Big Tax Cuts
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis ruled out early elections until 2027 while announcing a €1.6 billion tax-cut package for families. The plan slashes income taxes, exempts young workers and large families, and provides rural tax relief. Designed to address high living costs and Greece’s shrinking population, the strategy balances fiscal responsibility with family support. This article unpacks the policy, compares it with U.S. family tax credits, and explores global lessons.
Duped Of Millions In Digital Arrest Scam: Indian Woman Demands Answers From Banks
An Indian woman was duped of ₹5.85 crore ($700,000) in a digital arrest scam, where criminals impersonated police to extort money. The case highlights the growing global threat of cyber fraud, raising questions about banks’ accountability and regulatory gaps. This article breaks down how these scams work, their psychological tactics, global impact, and offers a step-by-step guide to protect yourself from becoming the next victim.
Fake PAN 2.0 Email Alert For Card Holders: How To Stay Safe? Check Details
The Fake PAN 2.0 email scam is a phishing attack targeting cardholders with fraudulent messages. Since PAN 2.0 doesn’t exist, these emails are designed to steal personal and financial details. This article explains how the scam works, how to spot red flags, and the steps you can take to protect yourself. With expert advice, global comparisons, and practical safety tips, you’ll learn how to stay safe online.
Fake RTO Traffic Challan Scam Targets WhatsApp Users—New Cyber Alert Issued
The Fake RTO Traffic Challan Scam is duping WhatsApp users with fraudulent traffic fine alerts that lead to malicious APK downloads. Victims have lost up to ₹35 lakh. Learn how this scam works, how to verify traffic challans, and how to protect yourself from malware, OTP theft, and UPI fraud.
Former Boston City Councilor Sentenced to Prison in Corruption Case
Former Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson was sentenced to one month in federal prison for a corruption case involving kickbacks from taxpayer-funded bonuses. This case highlights the cost of political misconduct—broken trust, wasted funds, and community betrayal. Explore how it happened, why it matters, and what lessons professionals and citizens can apply to prevent corruption, strengthen transparency, and hold public officials accountable in everyday leadership.
Will the 2026 Tax Season Be Delayed? IRS Commissioner Hints at Change
The 2026 tax season may start later than usual, with the IRS Commissioner hinting at a mid-February opening—the latest since 2021. Staffing shortages, new tax laws, and outdated systems raise the risk of delays in processing and refunds. While the IRS hasn’t officially confirmed the date, taxpayers should prepare early, e-file, and monitor IRS.gov for updates. Here’s your complete guide to staying ahead of the game.
ED Raids BPTP Offices Across Delhi-NCR in Alleged ₹500 Crore FEMA Violation
The Enforcement Directorate’s recent raids on BPTP offices across Delhi-NCR over alleged ₹500 crore FEMA violations have rocked India’s real estate sector. With accusations of improper foreign investments, undisclosed assets, and multiple FIRs, the case highlights the importance of compliance, transparency, and accountability in cross-border funding. This article explains the case, lessons for businesses, global comparisons, and the potential impact on homebuyers and investors.
₹150 Crore Jaipur Land Scam: ED Recovers Crores in Jewellery During Raids
The ₹150 Crore Jaipur Land Scam has rocked India’s real estate sector. The ED uncovered cash, shell companies, and digital evidence during Jaipur raids, though jewellery recovery remains unverified. This article dives deep into the scam, its legal background, and economic impact. It also offers a practical step-by-step guide to help buyers avoid land fraud. A must-read for professionals, investors, and everyday citizens.
