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Black Money Investment in IPL! The Pandora Papers Impact.

The Indian Premier League's excitement and thrill are all over the cricket globe, and the world's largest T20 league is on its way to the play-offs. However, the latest reports on the IPL are not so great. The Pandora Papers have also impacted the IPL.

Black Money Investment in IPL! The Pandora Papers Impact.

The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), an international media community, revealed the Pandora Papers, which describe the infusion of cash into the IPL from overseas. Two teams in the IPL are associated with Pandora. According to Pandora, the money for the two teams in the IPL came from abroad.

The Rajasthan Royals and the Punjab Kings have received the funds. Companies based in the British Virgin Islands provided funding for the teams. The team's proprietors were British nationals of Indian descent according to Pandora records. Lalit Modi, the IPL's founder, has a tight relationship with all of the franchise owners.

The Pandora Papers show how the wealthiest, renowned, and infamous, most of whom were already on the eye of law enforcement, arranged intricate multi-layered trust systems for wealth management in nations that are lightly governed for tax reasons but dominated by strict privacy regulations.

According to reports, there are approximately 11.9 million leaked files from 14 worldwide business corporates that established approximately 29,000 off-the-rack private corporations trusts for clients worldwide in not only ambiguous tax jurisdictions but also countries such as Singapore, New Zealand, and the United States.

The ICIJ has recently published the identities of Indians who are covertly earning crores of rupees overseas. Cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, his wife Anjali and father-in-law Anand Mehta are on the list.

The central government has stated that it will conduct an investigation into the incident. The investigation will be led by the head of the Direct Tax Board (CBT).

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