Indian Taxation Quiz

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Which article of the Indian Constitution restricts the power to levy taxes?

  • Article 280
  • Article 300
  • Article 370
  • Article 265 (correct)

Who has the authority to levy various taxes as per the Constitution of India?

  • State Governments and Municipality
  • Union Government and State Governments (correct)
  • Local Authorities and Union Government
  • Central Government and Local Authorities

What was the approximate direct tax collections reported by CBDT in 2023-24?

  • ₹2,100,000 crore
  • ₹1,500,000 crore
  • ₹1,900,000 crore (correct)
  • ₹2,300,000 crore

Who is responsible for passing the accompanying law for each tax levied or collected?

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What is a major problem related to taxes in India?

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Which article restricts tax power?

Article 265 of the Indian Constitution.

Who levies taxes in India?

The Union Government and State Governments have the authority.

CBDT direct tax collections (2023-24)?

Approximately ₹1,900,000 crore.

Who passes tax laws?

Parliament or the State Legislature.

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Major tax problem in India?

Tax evasion is a significant challenge.

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Study Notes

Taxation in India

  • Article 265 of the Indian Constitution restricts the power to levy taxes, ensuring that no tax is levied or collected except by the authority of law.
  • The Parliament of India has the authority to levy various taxes as per the Constitution of India.
  • The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) reported approximate direct tax collections of ₹14.09 lakh crore in 2023-24.
  • The Parliament is responsible for passing the accompanying law for each tax levied or collected.
  • A major problem related to taxes in India is evasion, with many individuals and businesses evading tax payments, resulting in significant revenue losses for the government.

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