A knowledge session in Singapore examined key features of India’s Income-tax Act, 2025 and developments in tax jurisprudence
Mr. Sanyam Joshi, First Secretary (ITOU & Economic) at the High Commission of India in Singapore, participated in the Knowledge Session titled “Navigating India’s New Income Tax Act and Emerging Tax Jurisprudence”, hosted by the ICAI Singapore Chapter on 22 June 2026. The session provided a platform for discussions on recent developments in India’s tax framework and the implementation of the Income-tax Act, 2025.
The event brought together members of the professional and business community to examine key changes in India’s tax legislation and emerging trends in tax jurisprudence. The participation of the Income Tax Overseas Unit (ITOU) Singapore reflected ongoing engagement with stakeholders on matters related to taxation and economic affairs.
During the session, Mr. Joshi outlined the rationale and guiding principles behind India’s Income-tax Act, 2025. He highlighted the objectives of the legislation, including the simplification and consolidation of tax provisions, and discussed how the new framework seeks to improve clarity and accessibility within the tax system.
The discussion also covered developments in tax jurisprudence and their implications for taxpayers and professionals. Participants exchanged views on the evolving tax landscape and the practical application of the new legislation.
The session contributed to continued dialogue between government representatives, tax professionals, and members of the business community. Such engagements are expected to support greater understanding of India’s evolving tax framework and encourage further knowledge-sharing initiatives in the future.
Source: High Commission of India in Singapore
