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This study explores digitalization’s impact on income tax planning and management in India amid rapid technological advancements and a growing focus on digital finance. It assesses how digitalization influences income tax planning methods, compliance processes, and overall tax management efficiency. Through a thorough examination of relevant literature and empirical data, the research aims to provide insights into the benefits, challenges, and potential outcomes of digitalization in this context. Findings suggest positive effects, including improved process efficiency, enhanced transparency, increased taxpayer engagement, simplified compliance, and a better overall taxpayer experience. The majority of respondents support the adoption of digital platforms for income tax planning and management.

Keywords

Tax Planning; Digitalization; Tax Management

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