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Wednesday, May 27, 2020

[ACCA_Profs] Coercive Tax Recovery During CoronaVirus Crisis: CBDT Should Issue Instructions

 

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Halting Coercive Recoveries Of Income Tax Demand – A Need Of The Hour In The Covid-19 Crisis

CA Nidhi Surana has pointed out that as a Covid-19 relief measure, the Government has granted an extension in the due dates and also directed issue of pending refunds to assessees. However, it has maintained a studied silence on the issue of stay of demand. She has argued that if the Department is permitted to exercise coercive measures to recover demands, businesses will collapse and there will be an economic calamity. She has pleaded that the CBDT should issue immediate instructions and stay recovery of outstanding demands

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