Direct Tax Dispute Resolution scheme enables declarants to make declarations and secure immunity and concessions under conditions. The Scheme creates a statutory process for voluntary declarations by a declarant regarding disputed income, disputed tax or disputed wealth, prescribing the particulars to be furnished, the time and manner of payment, a prohibition on refunds of amounts paid, and conditions for immunity from prosecution or penalty; it also sets exclusions from the Scheme and empowers the Central Government and designated authorities to issue directions and remove implementation difficulties.
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Direct Tax Dispute Resolution scheme enables declarants to make declarations and secure immunity and concessions under conditions.
The Scheme creates a statutory process for voluntary declarations by a declarant regarding disputed income, disputed tax or disputed wealth, prescribing the particulars to be furnished, the time and manner of payment, a prohibition on refunds of amounts paid, and conditions for immunity from prosecution or penalty; it also sets exclusions from the Scheme and empowers the Central Government and designated authorities to issue directions and remove implementation difficulties.
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