ITAT Rules Enhanced 60% Tax Under Section 115BBE Cannot Be Applied to AY 2017-18; Directs AO to Levy 30% Tax:
The ITAT held that the enhanced 60% tax rate under Section 115BBE cannot be applied to AY 2017-18 and directed the AO to levy tax at the pre-amended rate of 30%.
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Saloni Kumari
Jul 9, 2026Premium
ITAT Rules Enhanced 60% Tax Under Section 115BBE Cannot Be Applied to AY 2017-18; Directs AO to Levy 30% Tax
The ITAT held that the enhanced 60% tax rate under Section 115BBE cannot be applied to AY 2017-18 and directed the AO to levy tax at the pre-amended rate of 30%.
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