• Home
  • Economy
  • Haryana Government Unveils Tax Dispute Settlement Scheme: A Lifeline for Small Traders
US Offshore Wind Review: Burgum Advocates for Updated Farm Status Assessment

Haryana Government Unveils Tax Dispute Settlement Scheme: A Lifeline for Small Traders

In a significant move to support small traders, the Haryana government has unveiled a one-time tax settlement initiative designed to alleviate financial burdens and eliminate penalties. Announced by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, this scheme is poised to offer substantial relief for small business owners who have faced difficulties with tax payments. With this new initiative set to commence on April 7, 2024, the government aims to foster a more supportive environment for local entrepreneurs.

Key Features of the One-Time Tax Settlement Scheme

The One Time Settlement Scheme (OTS) comes with several appealing benefits for taxpayers, particularly those with outstanding amounts. Here’s a breakdown of the key provisions:

  • 60% Exemption: For pending payments under ₹10 lakh, 60% of the outstanding amount will be waived.
  • 40% Payment for Disputed Taxes: Taxpayers with disputes below ₹10 lakh will only need to pay 40% of the outstanding amount.
  • 50% Payment for Larger Disputes: For disputes ranging from ₹10 lakh to ₹10 crore, taxpayers are required to pay 50%.
  • Full Payment for High-Value Disputes: Those with disputes exceeding ₹10 crore must pay the full outstanding amount but will still benefit from the tax and penalty exemption.

Acknowledging the Contributions of Small Traders

During the announcement, Chief Minister Saini expressed gratitude towards the taxpayers of Haryana, stating, “Thanks to the contributions of our taxpayers, Haryana has emerged as a leading state in tax collection.” He emphasized that this initiative is not only beneficial for large industrial units but also crucial for small-scale traders.

The scheme responds to long-standing requests from the business community for a resolution to outstanding taxes that predate the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST).

See also  Urgent Alert: WTO Chief Predicts US-China Tariff War Could Slash Global Trade by 80%

Timeline for Implementation

The One Time Settlement Scheme will be operational from January 1, 2024, until March 30, 2024. This timeline allows small traders to take advantage of the scheme efficiently and ease their financial strain.

In conclusion, the Haryana government’s new OTS initiative represents a promising opportunity for small businesses, aiming to boost the local economy and support the state’s development. With the tax relief measures in place, entrepreneurs can look forward to a more sustainable and prosperous future.

Related Post

Jerome Powell Warns: US Fed's Cautious Stance Amid Trump Tariff Uncertainty Could Harm Long-Term Economy
Jerome Powell Warns: US Fed’s Cautious Stance Amid Trump Tariff Uncertainty Could Harm Long-Term Economy
ByAbhinandanApr 17, 2025

On Wednesday, U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell addressed the Economic Club of Chicago, reiterating…

China Sets Four Conditions for Trade Talks Amid Trump Tariffs: A Warning to the U.S. President
China Sets Four Conditions for Trade Talks Amid Trump Tariffs: A Warning to the U.S. President
ByAbhinandanApr 16, 2025

The U.S.-China trade conflict escalates as the U.S. imposes a 245% tariff on Chinese imports.…

Global Trade Rebound at Risk: WTO Sounds Alarm Over Rising Tariff Tensions
Global Trade Rebound at Risk: WTO Sounds Alarm Over Rising Tariff Tensions
ByAbhinandanApr 16, 2025

The World Trade Organization (WTO) warns of a potential 0.2% decline in global merchandise trade…

UN Trade Agency Forecasts Global Growth to Dip to Recessionary 2.3% in 2025: What It Means for the Economy
UN Trade Agency Forecasts Global Growth to Dip to Recessionary 2.3% in 2025: What It Means for the Economy
ByAbhinandanApr 16, 2025

The UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) forecasts a global economic slowdown in 2025,…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

JOIN US

Get Newsletter

Subscribe our newsletter to get the best stories into your inbox!