India Inc urges Budget reforms and tax stability with new dispute settlement proposals

Published on 24 April 2026

A delayed amnesty could expand to telecom and mining soon

ASSocham has pitched the government to extend the “Vivad Se Vishwas” settlement scheme beyond current coverage into highly regulated sectors such as telecom, power, and mining. It also wants a dedicated dispute resolution mechanism for customs-related cases, arguing that tax and procedural stability would reduce litigation burdens and improve business certainty.

ASSocham seeks extension of Vivad Se Vishwas into regulated sectors
Telecom, power, and mining are among the targeted industries
A separate customs dispute resolution scheme is proposed
Goal is tax and procedural stability for businesses

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India Inc urges Budget reforms and tax stability with new dispute settlement proposals

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