India's governance structure and economic stability are seriously threatened by tax frauds or tax evasion. Traditional investigation techniques have proven insufficient to successfully identify and prosecute complicated tax fraud schemes due to the growing digitization of financial transactions and the complexity of tax structures. The importance of forensic science and scientific developments in the fight against tax fraud in India is critically examined in this study. This research paper examines how forensic accounting, digital forensics, data analytics, artificial intelligence and technology integration are used in Indian tax administration. Scientific developments and forensic accounting have revolutionized tax fraud detection in India, allowing investigative authorities to collect billions of rupees through precise evidence analysis. The institutional framework, implementation difficulties and legal restrictions pertaining to the employment of forensic techniques are also assessed in this research. The study comes to the conclusion that although scientific and forensic developments have greatly improved India's tax enforcement system, systemic issues pertaining to infrastructure, skill gaps, privacy concerns, and inter-agency collaboration must be resolved in order to fully fulfill their potential.
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