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    Sub theme:-Any other related issues concerning the thrust area of the seminar.

    Title of the paper: - Probable effect of DTC on Small Scale industries.

    SYED ZAHID PERWAIZ

    Research scholar kolhan university

    Contact: - 9031262505/9835355367

    Email: - [email protected]

    Abstract:-

    The direct tax code aims at a comprehensive reform in the sphere of personal and

    corporate taxation. An attempt has been made in this paper to discuss the impact of

    the code on common people and small scale industries. To safe guard the interest

    of business, industry and workmen there are number of chambers of commerce and

    Trade Unions but for common self employed people and retired people there are

    none. The Code is yet debated and recommendations need to be sent to finance

    Ministry. There is a great difference between" Code" and the "ACT". The

    government is trying to bring in Direct Tax Code" instead of present system of

    "Tax under Finance Act. Once tax act is converted into a code it would generally

    not be necessary to introduce changes every year along with budget. This is a

    reform which the government wants to bring in for the benefit of the people. Thecode has proposed no change in the exemption limit of the personal tax. It remains

    Rs 1,60000 for men, Rs 1,90,000 for women and Rs 2,40,000 for senior citizen.

    Yet percentage of taxation has been reduced up to income of Rs. Ten lakh. Prima

    facie, the tax liability will reduce significantly as the draft code proposes to tax

    incomes up to Rs 10 lakh at 10%, that between Rs 10 lakh and Rs 25 lakh at 20%

    and sum in excess of that at 30%. Now people pay 10% tax only if his income is

    less than Rs 3 lakh. A person drawing Rs 10 lakh now pays Rs 2.11 lakh as tax. If

    Code is implemented he would pay tax amounting to Rs 84,000/- only. Is it notreally good? But all deduction now under 80 c will vanish as it is available now

    except for a few like new pension schemes, LIC etc! This means death nails on

    small saving schemes. However deduction under 80 C will be enhanced from Rs

    1 lakh to Three lakh. This allowance would surely help generation next. But the

    exemption on retirement benefits would vanish. Young people will not get tax

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    benefit. On implementation of the code all perks would considered part of the

    gross salary for the purpose of taxation. The impact of that on tax liability of an

    individual will be known only when the rules are prescribed by the income-tax

    department at a later date.

    Under a presumptive taxation regime, small and medium indudtriescan opt for a

    flat tax on their turnover instead of paying taxes based on a detailed assessment as

    per the tax laws. The new code has proposed to enhance the limit for availing

    presumptive taxation option to businesses with a turnover of up to Rs 1 crore from

    the present Rs 40 lakh. Under the new direct tax code, any business having a

    turnover of up to Rs 1 corer can pay tax at the rate of 8% of the total turnover or

    gross receipts.Businesses that opt for a presumptive tax regime are not required to

    maintain the books of accounts, thereby bringing down their cost of compliance

    significantly.Moreover, they can pay their entire tax liability at the time of filing

    their returns, that is, they do not have to pay periodic advance taxes.With a higher

    limit, more businesses can take the advantage of this regime. However,

    professionals such as chartered accountants will not be eligible for this regime.

    References:-

    Shetty, S.L. (2010), Mare Tax Concessions for More Inequality, Economic & Political Weekly,2010 XLV (11).,March 13

    Rao, M., Rao, G. and Rao, K. R. (2009), Direct Taxes Code : Need for Greater Reflection,

    Economic & Political Weekly, XLIV( 37), September

    Rao, K. R. and Chakraborty, P. (2010), Goods and Services Tax in India : An Assessment of the

    Base, Economic & Political Weekly, XLV (1), January 2

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    http://finmin.nic.in/DT code/Revised Discussion Paper.pdf

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