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Bharat’s Income Tax Act 2025 39th Edition April 2026
I -PRELIMINARY
II – BASIS OF CHARGE
III -INCOMES WHICH DO NOT FORM PART OF TOTAL INCOME
A.—Incomes not to be included in total income
B.—Incomes not to be included in total income of political parties and electoral trusts
IV – COMPUTATION OF TOTAL INCOME
A.—Heads of income
B.—Salaries
C.—Income from house property
D.—Profits and gains of business or profession
E.—Capital gains
F.—Income from other sources
V – INCOME OF OTHER PERSONS INCLUDED IN TOTAL INCOME OF ASSESSEE
VI – AGGREGATION OF INCOME
VII – SET OFF, OR CARRY FORWARD AND SET OFF OF LOSSES
VIII -DEDUCTIONS TO BE MADE IN COMPUTING TOTAL INCOME
A.—General
B.—Deductions in respect of certain payments
C.—Deductions in respect of certain incomes
D.—Deductions in respect of other incomes
E.—Other deductions
IX – REBATES AND RELIEFS
A.—Rebates and reliefs
B.—Double taxation relief
X – SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO AVOIDANCE OF TAX
XI -GENERAL ANTI-AVOIDANCE RULE
XII -MODE OF PAYMENT IN CERTAIN CASES, ETC.
XIII – DETERMINATION OF TAX IN SPECIAL CASES
A.—Determination of tax in certain special cases
B.—Special provisions relating to tax on capital gains
C.—New tax regime
D.—Special provisions relating to minimum alternate tax and alternate minimum t
E.—Special provisions relating to non-residents and foreign companies
F.—Special provisions relating to pass-through entities
G.—Special provisions relating to income of shipping companies
XIV – TAX ADMINISTRATION
A.—Authorities, jurisdiction and functions
B.—Powers
XV – RETURN OF INCOME
A.—Allotment of Permanent Account Number
B.—Filing of return of income
XVI – PROCEDURE FOR ASSESSMENT
A.—Procedure for assessment
B.—Special procedure for assessment of search cases
XVII – SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO CERTAIN PERSONS
A.—Association of persons, firm, Hindu undivided family, etc.
1.—Legal representatives
2.—Representative assessees — General provisions
3.—Representative assessees — Special cases
4.—Association of persons and body of individuals
5.—Executors
6.—Succession to business or profession
7.—Partition
8.—Profits of non-residents from occasional shipping business
9.—Persons leaving India
10.—Association of persons or body of individuals or artificial juridical person formed for a particular event or purpose
11.—Persons trying to alienate their assets
12.—Discontinuance of business, or dissolution
13.—Private companies
14.—Assessment of firms
15.—Change in constitution, succession and dissolution
16.—Liability of partners of limited liability partnership in liquidation
B.—Special provisions for registered non-profit organisation
XVIII – APPEALS, REVISIONS AND ALTERNATE DISPUTE RESOLUTIONS
A.—Appeals
B.—Special provisions for avoiding repetitive appeals
C.—Revision by the Principal Chief Commissioner or Chief Commissioner or Principal Commissioner or Commissioner
D.—Alternate Dispute Resolutions
XIX – COLLECTION AND RECOVERY OF TAX
A.—General
B.—Deduction and collection at source
C.—Advance payment of tax
D.—Collection and Recovery
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