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Economic Survey: Low success rate in resolving direct tax disputes

Measures such as GST and demonetisation have led to an increase in personal income tax collections

Economic survey, Arvind Subramanian, eco survey
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hief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian during a Press Conference on Economic Survey 2017-18 in New Delhi on Monday. Photo: Dalip Kumar

Dilasha Seth New Delhi
Tax departments have had a success rate below 30 per cent in dispute resolution, Economic Survey 2017-18 pointed out.

A whopping 66 per cent of pending cases accounted for only 1.8 per cent of the value at stake and a minuscule 0.2 per cent of cases accounted for 56 per cent of value at stake, showing an adversarial tax regime in the country. The government had in 2016-17 modified the annual appraisal proforma of income tax officials, giving weight to their assessments orders being upheld on appeal.

The Survey said collections of direct taxes by states and local governments were significantly lower

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