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Task force on direct tax laws gets two more months to submit report

The finance ministry had appointed the second task force under Ranjan after there were disagreements among members

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Shrimi ChoudharyDilasha Seth New Delhi
The deadline for the direct tax code task force to submit its report has been extended by two months to July 31, according to a government official. This decision was taken by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley when he met officials of the ministry, including Revenue Secretary A B Pandey and Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) Chairman P C Mody.

The task force under Akhilesh Ranjan, a CBDT member, was earlier given a three-month extension till May 31. The panel has sought another two months which the finance minister approved on Friday. The new direct tax code would replace the

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