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Task force to draft new direct tax law

Arbind Modi, member (legislation) of the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), is convenor of the task force

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Indivjal DhasmanaDilasha Seth New Delhi
The government has brought back the main author of the now junked Direct Taxes Code (DTC) as a convenor of the task force to review the decades-old provisions of the Income-Tax Act and draft a replacement. The government has, however, already implemented many provisions of the draft DTC, such as the General Anti-Avoidance Rules (GAAR) and on Place of Effective Management.

The government has constituted a six-member panel to take forward Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call for replacing the I-T Act, a week after it notified an overhaul of the goods and services tax (GST). The panel has been asked to

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