ICAI Releases Memorandum of Suggestions on Income Tax Bill 2025:

ICAI Releases Memorandum of Suggestions on Income Tax Bill 2025

ICAI has issued Memorandum of Suggestions on Income Tax Bill 2025, offering constructive feedback, proposed changes, and recommendations on the draft bill.

Memorandum of Suggestions on Income Tax Bill 2025

authorSaloni KumaridateJul 22, 2025
Last update on Jul 22, 2025
ICAI Releases Memorandum of Suggestions on Income Tax Bill 2025 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has issued Memorandum of Suggestions on Income Tax Bill 2025. It is a formal document which offers constructive feedback, proposed changes, and recommendations on the draft Income Tax Bill, 2025. It is normally submitted to the Ministry of Finance or the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) as part of the consultative process before finalising and enacting the Bill in Parliament.
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These suggestions aim to improve the tax system in a way that supports both economic growth and environmental protection. Some of the key suggestions include giving tax benefits to people and businesses, forming the rules for capital gains easier to understand and follow, using simpler language in the Income Tax Act so that it is easier for everyone to understand, creating a new income category for money earned from buying and selling shares and securities, to make tax filing more accurate and organised etc. These suggestions were made by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) to help make the new tax rules fairer, clearer, and more supportive of the development goals of India. These released Memoranda of Suggestions on Income Tax Bill 2025 include four parts. Links to these parts are as follows: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4

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