The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has officially launched its Boards for Advance Rulings in Delhi and Mumbai. This initiative aims to streamline the advance ruling process, making it more efficient and transparent through e-based procedures and video conferencing. The scheme allows non-resident investors to clarify their Indian income tax liability before investing and enables resident entities to resolve taxability issues for transactions worth ₹100 crore or more, potentially avoiding lengthy disputes.
The Central Board of Direct Taxes constituted three Boards for Advance Rulings in September, 2021. Further, by Notification No. 07 of 2022, the Scheme of E-advance Ruling was introduced with an objective to make the entire process of advance rulings with a minimal interface and impart greater effici
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FAQ :
The Boards for Advance Rulings aim to provide certainty on income tax liability for investors before they invest in India and to help resident entities avoid long-drawn litigation by resolving taxability of transactions.
The Boards for Advance Rulings have been operationalised in Delhi and Mumbai.
The Boards function through e-mail-based procedures and conduct hearings via video conferencing.
Non-resident investors can obtain certainty on their tax liability. Resident entities can seek rulings on transactions valued at ₹100 crore or more. Public Sector Undertakings can also get rulings on pending tax matters.
Yes, a Handbook of the Board for Advance Rulings has been released by the Chairman, CBDT, and can be accessed online.