“It is better to be roughly right than precisely wrong.” These words of British economist John Maynard Keynes best sum up the wave of reforms in the domain of tax administration in India in the last few years. _____________ the taxpayer still seems to be wanting for greater certainty and fairness in the levy, assessment, and collection of taxes. This is where an internationally recognized concept such as taxpayer rights holds well even in the Indian context.
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greater certainty and fairness in the levy, assessment while tax administration has seen
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While tax administration has seen some paradigm shifts both in the domain of direct and indirect
taxes,
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As ambitious as these agreements were, they proved to be detrimental in the long run for India.
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While tax administration have seen some paradigm shifts both in the domain of direct and indirect taxes,
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As ambitious as them agreements were, they proved to be detrimental in the long run for India.