Exploring New Taxation Rules: Professionals and Taxpayers Engage in Dialogue
A significant audience of taxpayers, professionals, and entrepreneurs gathered to learn about changes in the income tax regulations effective from April this year. The event, organized by the Income Tax Department, focused on international taxation, transfer pricing, and advance pricing agreements as part of the new Income-tax Act, 2025.
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A diverse crowd of taxpayers, professionals, and entrepreneurs convened to delve into the new directives of the income tax regulations, applicable since April. This insightful event was spearheaded by the Income Tax Department under the initiative 'Prarambh 2026—Bridging Borders, Building Trust', aimed at familiarizing participants with the revised Income-tax Act, 2025.
The program specifically highlighted key components of international taxation, transfer pricing, and advance pricing agreements. Insights were shared by departmental leaders such as Anjula Jain and Monica Bhatia from the Income Tax (International Taxation) wing in New Delhi. They outlined the collective efforts required for a smooth transition and India's growing influence in global taxation practices.
Gurugram's strategic position as a hub for international taxation was noted, offering a fertile ground for knowledge sharing and professional development in this sector. Discussions also covered initiatives like 'Kar Saathi' to bolster awareness and stakeholder involvement, complemented by a presentation contrasting the 1961 and 2025 Income-tax Acts, pinpointing significant reforms.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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