The Central Government is extending its faceless tax schemes, removing the previous deadline of March 31, 2025. This move aims to further reduce person-to-person interaction in tax processes, making them more electronic and efficient. These reforms are part of a broader effort to modernise direct tax administration for the benefit of taxpayers and the economy.
Removing date restrictions on framing the schemes in certain cases
The Central Government has undertaken a number of measures to make certain processes underthe Act, electronic, by eliminating person to person interface between the taxpayer and the Department to the extent technologically feasible, and provide for optimal utilisation of resources and a team-basedassessment with dynamic jurisdiction. A series of futuristic reforms have been introduced in the domainof Direct Tax administration fo
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FAQ :
Yes, the Central Government has removed the date restrictions, meaning faceless tax schemes can continue beyond March 31, 2025, if required.
The aim is to make tax processes electronic, eliminate person-to-person interface between taxpayers and the Department, and optimise resource utilisation.
The faceless schemes cover sections 92CA, 144C, 253, and 255 of the Act.
The deadline was extended due to challenges encountered during the implementation of the schemes.
These amendments will take effect from April 1, 2025.