Tax liability in new regime
surendra jain (91 Points)
08 February 2024surendra jain (91 Points)
08 February 2024
sabyasachi mukherjee
(27292 Points)
Replied 09 February 2024
CA Rashmi Gandhi
(Chartered Accountant)
(86308 Points)
Replied 09 February 2024
CA Rashmi Gandhi
(Chartered Accountant)
(86308 Points)
Replied 10 February 2024
sabyasachi mukherjee
(27292 Points)
Replied 10 February 2024
CA Rashmi Gandhi
(Chartered Accountant)
(86308 Points)
Replied 10 February 2024
sabyasachi mukherjee
(27292 Points)
Replied 10 February 2024
CA Rashmi Gandhi
(Chartered Accountant)
(86308 Points)
Replied 10 February 2024
VIRAAJ VASHISHTH
(81 Points)
Replied 14 February 2024
The Union Budget 2024 announcement to waive outstanding direct tax demands was a surprise that relieved many anxious taxpayers. However, the brief news left several issues unclear. This piece aims to illuminate details surrounding the initiative by examining its ramifications and outlining subsequent actions taxpayers may need to take. While the initial proclamation sparked excitement among millions anticipating tax burdens to dissolve, the limited exposure sparked a sea of questions remaining unanswered. This article delves deeper into the specifics of this initiative, explaining its implications and guiding readers through what may follow.
This tax relief initiative aims to assist individual tax filers with unsettled direct tax liabilities (income tax, penalties, and interest charges) totaling up to ₹25,000 for the assessment year 2009-2010. Subsequently.....
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