The Indian Cabinet has given its nod to a new Income Tax Bill, set to be introduced in Parliament next week. This move is expected to streamline tax regulations and make the process more efficient for taxpayers.
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The new Income Tax Bill is a legislative proposal that aims to simplify and modernize the existing tax laws in India. It includes changes to tax slabs, enhanced deductions, and digitalization of tax processes.
The new Income Tax Bill is set to be introduced in Parliament in the coming week.
The new bill will benefit taxpayers by simplifying the tax filing process, reducing compliance burdens, and providing more deductions and exemptions. It will also introduce digital tools to make tax compliance easier.
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