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Budget 20-21- Important Takeaways

CSSwati Rawat
Union Budget 2021: Key Tax Reforms, Vivad Se Viswas Deadline Extended, New Exemptions for Seniors, Digital Tax Tribunal The Union Budget 2021 introduces several key tax proposals and reforms. The Vivad Se Viswas Scheme deadline is extended to February 28, 2021. Individuals aged 75 and above with only pension and interest income are exempt from filing tax returns. The re-opening of assessments is reduced to three years, with exceptions for significant income concealment. A Faceless Dispute Resolution Panel is established for small taxpayers, and the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal will operate electronically. Tax audit thresholds are increased, and there are relaxations for NRIs. Various tax holidays and exemptions are extended, including those for start-ups and affordable housing. Compliance requirements for small companies are relaxed, and reforms in the MCA and LLP Act are introduced to simplify processes. (AI Summary)

KeyHighlightsfromtheUnionBudget2021

DirectTaxes

• Vivad Se Viswas Scheme Last Date of filing extended to 28th February, 2021.

• Citizens of age 75 years and above who have only Pension and Interest income – Need not file Income Tax Returns

• Re-opening of Assessment to reduced to 3 years from 6 years. Only where evidence of concealment of Income of ₹ 50 lakhs or more – re-opening can be made upto 10 years & only with approval of Pr.CCIT.

• Reducing Litigation for small tax payers – Constitution of Faceless Dispute Resolution Panel for people with Total Income upto ₹ 50 lakh and disputed income of ₹ 10 lakh

• Income Tax Appellate Tribunal to become Faceless – Only electronic communication will be done

• Relaxation to NRIs – Rules to remove hardship of Double Taxation

• Tax Audit Limit to be increased to ₹ 10 crores from ₹ 5 crores for those having less than 5% cash transactions

• Dividend Tax - Dividend will be exempt from TDS. Advance tax liability on dividend income will arise only after declaration or payment of dividend. For Foreign Investors – lower treaty rate benefit will be given.

• Affordable Housing – Additional Interest deduction (Sec 80EEA) of ₹ 1.5 lakhs to be extended for loans taken till 31st March, 2022.

• Affordable Housing Projects – Tax Holiday extended till 31st March, 2022.

• Tax Holiday for Capital Gains for Aircraft Leasing Companies and Tax Exemption to Lease paid to Foreign Persons

• Pre-Filling of Returns – Details of Capital Gains, Dividend Income and Interest income will be pre-filled in the returns

• Benefit to Trusts – Charitable trusts running Hospitals and Educational Institutions and Medical trusts get relief increased from ₹ 1 crore to ₹ 5 crore.

• Employee contribution not paid by employer will not be allowed as a deduction.

• Start-Ups tax holiday extended to 31st March, 2022. Capital Gains exemption on investment in start ups also extended to 31s March, 2022.

MCA, CompaniesAct, LLPAct

• Compliance requirements eradication of Small Companies – Limit increased to Share Capital upto ₹ 2 crore and Turnover upto ₹ 20 crore will be Small Companies. 

• One Person Companies (OPC) to grow without any restriction in Share Capital or Turnover. NRIs will be allowed to set-up OPCs. Presence in India of 120 days in a year enough to start an OPC.

• Decriminalisation of LLP Act, 2008.

• Tribunals to be rationalised. 

• Intoducing MCA Version 3.0 – E-Scrutiny, E-Adjudication and Compliance management simplification. 

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