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of <h1>New Tax Code Requires Government to Present Rules and Notifications to Parliament for 30-Day Review Period</h1> The Direct Taxes Code Bill, 2009 mandates that the Central Government must present every rule, notification, approval, circular, order, or scheme issued under the Code to both Houses of Parliament for a total of thirty days. This period can span one or multiple sessions. If both Houses agree, they can modify or annul these documents, but such changes will not affect the validity of actions previously taken under them. This process ensures parliamentary oversight of the rules and notifications issued by the government.
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