New Delhi: The Income Tax Act 2025 outreach programme in the capital highlighted key reforms and provisions for educational institutions and charitable trusts.
The Income Tax Department organised the event and brought together representatives from over 80 schools across Delhi–NCR. In addition, trustees and institutional functionaries joined the programme. The initiative aimed to spread awareness and improve financial literacy.
Key reforms and transparency measures explained
Pallavi Agarwal addressed the gathering and explained the new provisions. She said the Act simplifies procedures and reduces ambiguities. Moreover, it promotes transparency through technology-driven systems.
She added that these reforms align with the vision of “Viksit Bharat 2047.” As a result, institutions can expect easier compliance and clearer guidelines.
Strong participation from schools and institutions
Participants actively engaged in discussions and asked questions. Officials clarified compliance rules, exemptions, and reporting standards. As a result, institutions gained a better understanding of the new framework.
The Income Tax Act 2025 outreach also created space for direct interaction. Therefore, attendees could resolve doubts quickly and effectively.
Student engagement through quiz competition
The organisers also conducted an inter-school quiz titled “Tax Your Brain – Income Tax Quiz.” Students from Classes IX to XII participated with enthusiasm. They competed across multiple rounds and demonstrated strong knowledge.
Organisers awarded winning teams with certificates and prizes. At the same time, they appreciated all participants for their efforts.
Promoting awareness and taxpayer-friendly systems
The programme reflects the government’s focus on proactive engagement. It also supports the goal of building a transparent and efficient tax system. Furthermore, such initiatives encourage early financial awareness among students.
Overall, the outreach programme strengthens understanding of tax reforms. At the same time, it promotes a culture of compliance and informed participation.
