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What Are the Practical Steps and Benefits of Using the Dispute Resolution Committee for Resolving Tax Disputes?

Resolving tax disputes can be a long, costly, and complex process, often requiring taxpayers to go through extensive legal proceedings. However, the Dispute Resolution Committee (DRC) offers an alternative route for taxpayers to resolve their disputes with the Income

What Are the Powers of the Dispute Resolution Committee Under Rule 44DAC in Tax Dispute Cases?

The Dispute Resolution Committee (DRC), established under Section 245MA of the Income Tax Act, 1961, provides a mechanism for taxpayers to resolve disputes related to assessments, penalties, and other tax matters. One of the key features of the Dispute

What Features Are Included in the New Scheme of Dispute Resolution Committee Under Section 245MA?

The Dispute Resolution Committee (DRC), as introduced under Section 245MA of the Income Tax Act, 1961, brings a significant shift in the way tax disputes are resolved in India. Designed to offer a faster, more efficient, and transparent alternative

What You Need to Know About Parliamentary Review of Dispute Resolution Notifications Under Section 245MA(5)

In the process of resolving tax disputes, the Central Government plays a critical role in ensuring that any modifications or provisions related to the Dispute Resolution Scheme are transparent, effective, and in compliance with the law. Section 245MA(5) of

Modifications to the Dispute Resolution Process Under Section 245MA(4): What You Need to Know

The Dispute Resolution Committee (DRC) under Section 245MA of the Income Tax Act, 1961 provides taxpayers with a mechanism to resolve tax disputes efficiently. However, the Central Government has been granted the power to modify or exempt certain provisions