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Rules [Sections 295 and 296] – Income Tax

Rules [Sections 295 and 296] :

Section 295 authorises the CBDT to make rules for the whole or any part of India for carrying out the purposes and to implement the provisions of the Act. The powers of the Board in this regard are subject to the supervision and control of the Central Government. The Rules framed by the Board and approved by the Central Government are required to be placed before each House of the Parliament before enforcing the same. In exercise of the powers conferred on it by this section, the Board, with the approval and sanction of the Central Government and the Parliament, has framed the Income-tax Rules, 1962 which have been amended from time to time. This section also enumerates the important matters on which rules may be framed by the Board: the rules framed under this Act have the same force of the section of the Act. The rules must be interpreted in the light of the sections under which they have been made. But the rules should be so framed as not to adversely affect or derogate from the full operative effect of the provisions of the sections. The rules must be within the term of the mandate given to the Board and must be framed in such a way as to be consistent with and supplementary to the provisions of the Act .

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