Power to remove difficulty enables government to issue orders to resolve implementation issues, subject to consistency and parliamentary laying. Section 29 authorises the Central Government to issue orders, not inconsistent with the Act, to remove difficulties in implementing the Interest tax Act, 1974; it imposes a two year time limit for orders under the principal provision and a separate two year limit for orders relating to the Finance (No. 2) Act, 1991 amendments, and requires that orders under the amendment-specific provision be laid before each House of Parliament.