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LatestIncome Tax 13 July 2026

India Tax Updates

Recent changes in India's income tax law have introduced a presumptive taxation regime, which allows taxpayers to calculate their tax liability based on a fixed percentage of their business income. This regime has been one of the most attractive features of India's income tax law, as it simplifies the tax compliance process for small businesses and freelancers. However, there are still some grey areas that taxpayers need to be aware of, such as the correct ITR form to use and the tax regime to choose. The new tax regime also provides an option for taxpayers to claim deductions and rebates, but they need to maintain sufficient documentation to support their claims.

The Indian government has introduced a new presumptive taxation regime, which allows taxpayers to calculate their tax liability based on a fixed percentage of their business income.
- The new regime is available for small businesses and freelancers with a turnover of up to Rs 2 crore.
- Taxpayers can choose between the old and new tax regimes, but they need to be aware of the differences between the two.
- The new regime provides an option for taxpayers to claim deductions and rebates, but they need to maintain sufficient documentation to support their claims.
For more information, visit the Economic Times website.

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