India’s ICAI for checking the 2025 income tax account to propose improvements

The Institute for Auditors of India (ICAI) has commissioned the Ministry of Finance to examine the new income tax account 2025 and to propose improvements.

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has requested feedback on the invoice.

A team of five was set up by the ICAI to check the invoice and offer recommendations, as reported by the Economic times.

This initiative is part of a broader effort to revise the current tax system and make it more beneficial for investors and taxpayers.

The analysis of the ICAI covers every section of the invoice with the aim of simplifying processes for companies and individuals.

The new invoice is intended to delete a balance that facilitates more smooth business and at the same time facilitates the tax burden for individuals.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman recently presented the law in parliament and signaled a move towards a tax system that is easier and more attractive for investors.

The draft law is also examined in detail by a parliamentary committee.

The Income Tax Act of 1961 will replace and introduce the term “tax year” Press Trust of India.

The legislation deals with ambiguities in sections 44AD, 44AE and 44ADA, which have an impact on specialists.

A sophisticated method for profit calculation is expected to introduce “profit that is supposedly actually deserved”.

In December 2024, the ICAI recommended a specialized tax regime for partnership companies that are currently taxed 30%.

She also proposed a 12% surcharge of over 10 million rupees ($ 115.16 million).

Last week the Icai terminated the appointment by Charanjot Singh Nanda as 73rd President for the term 2025–26.

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