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Data from the Income Tax department has revealed a significant shift in the tax landscape, with Personal Income Tax (PIT) set to outpace Corporate Income Tax (CIT) for the second consecutive year. This trend, along with projections for fiscal year 2023-24, indicates a notable rise in the share of direct taxes over indirect taxes in overall tax collection. Historical Perspective Analysis spanning fiscal years 2000-01 to 2022-23 illuminates that only twice before in fiscal years 2020-21 and
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FAQ :
Yes, data indicates that Personal Income Tax (PIT) collection is projected to surpass Corporate Income Tax (CIT) for the second consecutive year.
Key initiatives include leveraging technology, facilitating updated return filings, employing the Annual Information Statement (AIS), and rationalising tax rates.
The forecast for FY 2024-25 is for PIT collection to exceed ₹10.22 lakh crore.
Direct taxes are anticipated to constitute 56.6% of total tax collection by the end of FY24, the highest share in 14 years.
The Revenue Secretary has cautioned against hasty rate rationalisation for PIT payers, emphasising the need for thorough evaluation due to recent significant changes.
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