Justice SA Bobde said : Putting excessive tax burden on people will be social injustice

Putting excessive tax burden on people will be social injustice

Supreme Court Chief Justice SA Bobde said that tax evasion is a social injustice to the rest of the country.


A week before the presentation of the General Budget, Chief Justice SA Bobde of the Supreme Court has made a big comment. He said that the tax burden should not be imposed on the citizens. Tax evasion is a social injustice to the rest of the country. But if the government imposes arbitrary or excessive taxes, it will also be a social injustice by the government itself. ”Chief Justice SA Bobde commented on the 79th establishment ceremony of the Income Tax Tribunal (ITAT).


Chief Justice Bobde said that "Tax judiciary plays a very important role in raising resources in the country. The taxpayer should get proper and speedy dispute resolution so that it can be encouraged.

He said that "a skilled tax judiciary should ensure that the cases arising out of valid assessment do not get caught in litigation".

Chief Justice Sharad Arvind Bobade said that "In 2008, the United Nations Development Program took the Indian Income Tax Appellate Tribunal as a case study of a success story from the developing world and it was used for other developing countries by the UNDPI event in New York." Introduced as a role model in.

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