ICAI Calls for Tax Reforms to Boost Sustainability and Simplify ITR
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has proposed tax reforms to promote climate change mitigation, a special tax regime for partnerships and LLPs, and the simplification of income tax return forms. These measures aim to foster economic growth and encourage sustainable business practices in India.
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), the apex body of chartered accountants, has called for specific tax benefits to encourage climate change mitigation strategies and proposed a distinct section in the income tax returns for income from shares and securities.
ICAI has advocated for a targeted tax regime for partnership firms and limited liability partnerships (LLPs) as well as the simplification of the income tax return forms, according to their recent pre-Budget Memorandum for 2025. These recommendations are aimed at driving economic growth while supporting environmental sustainability, the institute stated in a press release.
Included among ICAI's suggestions are the rationalization of conditions for handling defective income returns in the e-filing regime, the simplification of capital gains provisions, and the introduction of specific audit certifications to ease the taxation process on certain transactions.
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