Interim tax charging provision ensures continuity, applying the more favourable provision to taxpayers pending enactment. Clause 530 provides that if, on the first day of a tax year, no Central Act has been enacted to charge income tax, the Act shall operate until such ... Summary
Interim tax charging provision ensures continuity, applying the more favourable provision to taxpayers pending enactment.
Clause 530 provides that if, on the first day of a tax year, no Central Act has been enacted to charge income tax, the Act shall operate until such provision is made as if either the provision in force in the preceding tax year or the provision proposed in the Bill before Parliament were in force, whichever is more favourable to the assessee, thereby ensuring continuity of assessment and collection pending enactment.
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