Undisclosed income declaration scheme: one-time programme imposes tax, surcharge and penalty, excludes declared income from assessments and bars refunds. The Income Declaration Scheme, 2016 permits voluntary declaration of undisclosed income subject to a one-time tax, an additional surcharge characterised as a cess, and a penalty; declared income is non-refundable and is excluded from total income and from affecting the finality of completed assessments, while assets specified in the declaration receive wealth-tax exemption.
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Undisclosed income declaration scheme: one-time programme imposes tax, surcharge and penalty, excludes declared income from assessments and bars refunds.
The Income Declaration Scheme, 2016 permits voluntary declaration of undisclosed income subject to a one-time tax, an additional surcharge characterised as a cess, and a penalty; declared income is non-refundable and is excluded from total income and from affecting the finality of completed assessments, while assets specified in the declaration receive wealth-tax exemption.
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