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This book seamlessly integrates all amendments from the Finance Act 2025 into a single authoritative text. It offers extensive annotations, cross-references, and legislative history, catering to practitioners, academics, and libraries. Separate divisions also cover the Finance Act 2025, STT, CTT, and the now-ended Equalisation Levy, ensuring a holistic overview of direct tax laws. A user-friendly layout—with marginal notes, footnotes, and a comprehensive subject index—enables efficient navigation. Backed by meticulous editorial accuracy, this volume remains a definitive guide to direct tax legislation.
| Subject : | INCOME TAX ACT |
| Author : | Taxmann |
| Feature : | Income Tax Act is a landmark publication consolidating the
up-to-date text of the Income-tax Act 1961, as amended by the Finance Act 2025.
Over the course of seventy annual editions, this compendium has reflected
decades of legislative developments and publishing expertise. Renowned for its
accuracy and thoroughness, this volume has been a trusted cornerstone for
practitioners and scholars for over five decades. This book is intended for the following audience: Chartered Accountants & Tax Consultants – Require
updated tax statutes for compliance, advisory, and audit functions Tax Lawyers & Legal Practitioners – Invaluable for
research and litigation support, given its annotated sections and references Corporate Finance & Tax Departments – Necessary for
ensuring compliance with current laws in corporate transactions, etc. Law Libraries & Institutions – A staple for libraries in
law schools, universities, and judicial academies, serving as a reliable
primary source on direct tax legislation The Present Publication, in its 70th Edition | 2025, upholds
its tradition of unmatched accuracy and reliability. It is updated to
incorporate the latest amendments introduced by the Finance Act 2025. The book
is authored and edited by Taxmann's Editorial Board, continuing its legacy as a
cornerstone in Direct Tax, with the following noteworthy features: [Up-to-date Statutory Material] Incorporates all amendments
from the Finance Act 2025, ensuring comprehensive coverage. Newly added
sections and provisos are seamlessly merged into the main text, making it the
latest authoritative version of the Act [Comprehensive Coverage with Annotations] Contains the full
text of the Income-tax Act 1961. It includes editorial insights, cross-references
to related provisions, and a history of amendments since 1961, aiding both
current usage and historical context [Section-wise References] Each provision includes marginal
notes, references to relevant Rules and Forms, and pertinent CBDT Circulars/Notifications.
The details include effective dates and cross-links to other sections or allied
laws, which eliminates the need for multiple external sources [Allied Acts, Appendices, and Resources] Appendices compile
key provisions from allied laws, such as the Indian Penal Code or Companies Act
(as referenced in the Income-tax Act). It also incorporates Validation
Provisions to preserve or clarify the legal effect of amendments, offering a
holistic view of all legislation that interacts with the Income-tax Act [User-friendly Layout & Navigation] Features a
well-structured Arrangement of Sections and a comprehensive Subject Index for
quick lookups by topic or section number. Page headings and running section
numbers help users keep track of their position in the text [Legislative History & Insights] A dedicated Legislative
History segment outlines major amendments since the Income-tax Act's inception
in 1961. This historical record helps practitioners grasp the evolution and
original intent behind each provision [Quality Assurance & Editorial Authority] Published with Six Sigma-level editorial scrutinies aimed at
'zero errors' Long-standing Authority – A trusted series for over six
decades, widely referenced in practice and academia The coverage of the book is as follows: Division I – Income-tax Act 1961 Arrangement of Sections – A detailed roadmap of Chapters,
Sections, and Schedules Full Text of the Amended Act – Incorporating all changes
introduced by the Finance Act 2025 Annotations – Footnotes detail amendments, effective dates,
and references to relevant Rules and Forms Appendices – Text of allied provisions, including extracts
from other statutes and Validation Provisions Subject Index – Facilitates quick lookup of terms or
sections Division II – Finance Act 2025 Full Verbatim Text – Displays the complete Finance Act,
2025, with a section-wise list Helps readers understand the statutory basis of new
amendments and other direct tax changes introduced in 2025 Division III – Securities Transaction Tax (STT) Covers the charging provisions, definitions, rates, and
procedural guidelines governing STT Reflects all amendments affecting STT up to 2025 Division IV – Commodities Transaction Tax (CTT) Comprehensive text of CTT law, which applies to commodity
derivatives traded on recognised exchanges Consolidates charges, rates, and procedural aspects,
enabling convenient reference Division V – Equalisation Levy Includes definitions, scope (services and e-commerce
transactions), rates, collection, and recovery Incorporates the amendment made by Finance Act 2025, which
ends the Equalisation Levy Each division is marked with headings and a summary of
contents. This layout ensures readers have a single-volume reference that
integrates the primary Income-tax Act and supporting levies, all in one place The structure of the book is as follows: Division-based Organisation – The five divisions segment the
content logically, letting users focus on the Act or specific levies Detailed Arrangement of Sections – Within Division I, the
book offers a thorough table of contents, mapping every Chapter and Section.
Users can scan this arrangement to quickly locate pertinent topics (e.g.,
exemptions, deductions, assessments) Clear Section Presentation – Each Section begins with a bold
heading, followed by the statutory text. Amendments are highlighted using
footnotes specifying the amending Finance Act and its effective date. The
marginal notes and cross-references guide readers to related sections, rules,
forms, or allied legislation Annotations & Commentary – Editorial notes,
clarifications, and references (e.g., "Amended by Finance Act 2025, w.e.f.
1-4-2025") appear in footnotes, offering a mini-commentary on each section User-centric Navigational Aids – Page headers display
section numbers and division titles, making it easy to flip through the volume.
A comprehensive Subject Index at the end of Division I allows direct lookup by
keyword. Cross-division Linking – Where the Income-tax Act references
STT or CTT, footnotes direct the reader to the relevant division
Professional Layout – An uncluttered design, systematic
typography, and consistent use of headings ensure a user-friendly reading
experience. Binding and paper quality are suited for frequent handling |
| Dispatch : | The Book shall be Dispatched by standard Courier Service within 2 working Days. |
| Author | Taxmann |
| Publisher: | Taxmann |
| Date of Publication : | March 2025 |
| Edition : | 70th Edition |
| No. of Pages : | N/A |
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