The Direct Tax Vivad se Vishwas Act, 2020
An Act to provide for resolution of disputed tax and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.
Administered by. Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue · Other Acts of 2020
Preamble
THE DIRECT TAX VIVAD SE VISHWAS ACT, 2020
ACT NO. 3 OF 2020
[17th March, 2020.] An Act to provide for resolution of disputed tax and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.
BE it enacted by Parliament in the Seventy-first Year of the Republic of India as follows:--
What this Act covers
Summary of The Direct Tax Vivad se Vishwas Act, 2020
*Title & Enactment: The Direct Tax Vivad se Vishwas Act, 2020 (Act No. 3 of 2020), enacted by Parliament on 17th March, 2020. *Purpose: To provide for the resolution of disputed tax and related matters.
Key Provisions (Based on Provided Sections)
1. Short Title: The Act may be called the Direct Tax Vivad se Vishwas Act, 2020.
2. Definitions: - Appellant: Broadly, a person with a pending appeal or petition related to income-tax disputes before an appellate forum.
• Declarant: A person who files a declaration under Section 4.
• Other Definitions: Include "appellate forum", "designated authority", "disputed fee", "disputed income", "disputed interest", and "disputed penalty".
3. Amount Payable by Declarant: (Details not provided in the context snippet)
4. Filing of Declaration and Particulars: (Details not provided)
5. Time and Manner of Payment: (Details not provided)
6. Immunity: From initiation of proceedings in respect of offence and imposition of penalty in certain cases.
7. No Refund: Of the amount paid under this Act.
8. No Benefit, Concession, or Immunity: Beyond what is specified.
9. Non-Applicability: In certain cases (not specified in the provided context).
10. Powers: - Board to Issue Directions
• Power to Remove Difficulties
• Power to Make Rules
Observations & Limitations
• Observations: Same as before; the Act's primary goal is to resolve tax disputes through a structured settlement process.
• Limitations: The summary remains incomplete due to the lack of detailed context for certain sections. Direct Answer Alignment (For Format, Assuming a Simple Question) *Hypothetical Question: What is the year of enactment of the Act? *Answer: 2020 Actual Response to the Given Question (Given Insufficient New Context) *Question: Summary of The Direct Tax Vivad se Vishwas Act, 2020 (with New Context "of 2021") *Answer: [Repeated Summary Above] Note on New Context "of 2021":
• Impact on Answer: None, due to the lack of specificity or relevance to the 2020 Act's summary.
• Suggestion for Future Queries: For a rewritten answer, provide context that directly relates to the subject matter (e.g., amendments, related acts from 2021, etc.).
Sections
Type to filter. 12 sections.
- 1Short title
- 2Definitions
- 3Amount payable by declarant
- 4Filing of declaration and particulars to be furnished
- 5Time and manner of payment
- 6Immunity from initiation of proceedings in respect of offence and imposition of penalty in certain cases
- 7No refund of amount paid
- 8No benefit, concession or immunity to declarant
- 9Act not to apply in certain cases
- 10Power of Board to issue directions, etc
- 11Power to remove difficulties
- 12Power to make rules
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