Short Description :
Income Tax Bill 2025 by Taxmann offers a smooth transition from the Income-tax Act 1961 to the new legislation. It features side‑by‑side comparative tables, repealed provisions, in‑depth analysis, and a fully indexed text of the Bill. Notable highlights include a new chapter on taxation for registered NPOs, FAQs, and a navigator for quick reference. The book's user-friendly structure, cross‑referencing, and comprehensive coverage cater to tax professionals, businesses, individuals, government authorities, and academics. It clarifies transformative changes and helps readers quickly adapt to the new framework.
Subject : | Income Tax Bill 2025 |
Author : | Taxmann |
Feature : | Income Tax Bill 2025 by Taxmann is a comprehensive resource
that facilitates a smooth transition from the Income‑tax Act, 1961
(ITA) to the new Income‑tax Bill, 2025 (ITB). It offers
side‑by‑side
comparative tables, in‑depth analysis, and an indexed copy of the proposed
legislation. This edition highlights the ITB's transformative changes, ensuring
readers can confidently navigate the new framework. This book is intended for the following audience: Tax Professionals & Advisors – Chartered Accountants,
tax consultants, and legal practitioners Businesses & Corporate Entities – Domestic companies,
multinational enterprises, cooperatives, start‑ups, and other commercial ventures Individuals – Taxpayers looking to understand the revised
rules affecting personal taxation Government & Judicial Authorities – Revenue officials,
Tribunal members, and judges Academics & Researchers – Students, faculty, and think
tanks examining tax law and policy The Present Publication is the 2025 Edition, covering the
text of the Income-tax Bill [Bill No. 24 of 2025], with the following
noteworthy features: [Comprehensive Comparative Study] Side‑by‑side tables correlating each
section of the ITA with the corresponding clause of the ITB Clear identification of repealed, merged, or newly
introduced provisions to facilitate a smooth transition [Repealed Provisions] A dedicated table listing all
provisions of the ITA that have been omitted in the ITB [Complete Text of the Income‑tax Bill 2025] Fully indexed ITB
text, arranged systematically for quick reference, including: Corrigenda to the Income-tax Bill 2025 General FAQs on the Broad Scope of the Income-tax Bill 2025 Income-tax Bill 2025 Navigator (Section Mapping) [User‑friendly Structure &
Navigation] An extensive index and cross‑referencing system enable precise
location of topics and deeper insight into interrelated clauses The structure of the book is as follows: Comparative Study – Detailed analysis of key differences
between the ITA and ITB, including a thorough examination of the new Chapter
XVII‑B
on taxation of registered NPOs Comparative Tables – Detailed charts mapping provisions of
the ITA to those in the ITB, highlighting significant changes Repealed Provisions – A table enumerating ITA provisions
omitted in the ITB, ensuring clarity on discontinued rules Income‑tax Bill 2025 – Organised across 23 chapters, covering preliminary
definitions, substantive tax matters, administrative processes, and concluding
with transitional and miscellaneous clauses Schedules – Sixteen schedules outlining investment modes,
exemptions, prescribed forms, and related technical considerations
Index & Cross‑references –
Comprehensive indexing and rigorous cross‑referencing to help readers
quickly locate and contextualise specific clauses |
| Dispatch : | The Book shall be Dispatched by standard Courier Service within 2 working Days. |
| Author | Taxmann |
| Publisher: | Taxmann |
| Date of Publication : | FEB 2025 |
| Edition : | 2025 Edition |
| No. of Pages : | 952 |
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