Penalties Imposable Under Income Tax Law provides an exhaustive examination of the penal provisions under the Income Tax Act, including civil and criminal penalties. The book explains the legal authority, scope, and conditions under which penalties can be imposed, including failure to file returns, concealment of income, incorrect statements, and procedural defaults.
It covers key sections such as 271, 272, 273, and related provisions, detailing the calculation of penalties, issuance procedures, appeal mechanisms, and enforcement by tax authorities. The book also differentiates between civil penalties for procedural lapses and criminal penalties for deliberate tax evasion, providing practical examples and case law to illustrate the application.
Designed for both professionals and taxpayers, this guide provides clarity on taxpayer rights, obligations, and compliance strategies to minimize risk of penalties. By integrating legal provisions with procedural guidance, it equips readers to handle tax penalty issues confidently and effectively.
This work is particularly valuable for tax lawyers, chartered accountants, corporate compliance officers, and professionals involved in tax litigation, offering actionable insights into managing and mitigating penalties under Indian income tax law.








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