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Title: Black Economy of India
Authors: K. M. Bhattacharya
Susan C. Jain
Keywords: Black money
Parallel economy
Tax havens
Unaccounted for wealth
Agreement in the form of information exchange and general assistance for the return of black money
Double Tax Avoidance Pacts
Swiss Bank
Financial Intelligence Unit -India
Swiss Bankers Association
Foreign Institutional Investment (Fl])
Non Resident Indians (NRis)
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: Journal of Accounting and Finance
Abstract: Black money refers to a certain sector of economy where some private cash transactions go unreported to the Government and on which taxes are not paid. It involves illegal economic activities like buying and selling of drugs. The size of black economy is estimated between five and 48 percent of GDP. In a petition filed recently with the Supreme Court by some prominent citizens of India, the Government has been asked to bring back the unaccounted for wealth hoarded and concealed by Indians in Swiss Banks and other offshore tax havens.
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