The Finance Bill, 2025 brings significant changes across direct and indirect tax regimes, targeting economic growth, compliance ease, and sector-specific incentives.
Key Matters in Finance bill - 2025
Personal income tax slabs have been revised, offering higher exemptions and standard deductions under the new tax regime, with tailored surcharge rates applicable to incomes beyond ₹50 lakh.
TDS and TCS provisions are modified to reflect higher thresholds, with Section 206AB and 206CCA omitted to simplify compliance.
In GST, input tax credit rules have been tightened to prevent fraud, while penalties have been introduced for non-compliance under Section 122B.
Corporate tax adjustments include benefits for startups, manufacturing companies, and those operating in SEZs, with an extension of concessional rates under Section 115BAE and changes to MAT provisions under Section 115JB.
TDS and TCS provisions are modified to reflect higher thresholds, with Section 206AB and 206CCA omitted to simplify compliance.
In GST, input tax credit rules have been tightened to prevent fraud, while penalties have been introduced for non-compliance under Section 122B.
Corporate tax adjustments include benefits for startups, manufacturing companies, and those operating in SEZs, with an extension of concessional rates under Section 115BAE and changes to MAT provisions under Section 115JB.
