To simplify the provisions of the Income-tax Act, 1961, a Committee under the chairmanship of Justice Easwar was constituted on October 27, 2015.
The Committee was entrusted with the broad objectives of studying and identifying the provisions/phrases in the I-T Act that result in litigation due to misinterpretations.
Also it was to assess the impact of tax laws on ease of doing business, and to suggest alternatives and modifications to existing provisions to bring about predictability and certainty in tax laws without substantial impact on the tax base and revenue collection.
The Committee had divided its recommendations in two broad parts -- those requiring amendments to the Act; and those which can be implemented through issue of circulars, administrative instructions, etc.
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