Bare Act
The Nagaland Profession, Trades, Celling& Employment Taxation Act, 1968
The Nagaland Professions, Trades, Callings and Employments Taxation Act, 1968 establishes a state tax framework for individuals and entities earning income within Nagaland through a profession, trade, calling, or employment. It applies to salaried employees, business owners, self-employed professionals, and organizations operating in the state, while exempting armed forces members and registered co-operative societies. Employers and designated principal officers are mandated to deduct tax directly at the source for their staff. This law matters because it generates local public revenue by taxing economic activities, capped at a statutory upper limit per year, ensuring state-level financing while providing structured mechanisms for assessment, appeals, refunds, and penalties for non-compliance.
- 1. Short title, extent and commencement
- 2. Definitions
- 3. Liability to tax
- 4. Rates of tax
- 5. Determination of tax
- 6. Exemptions
- 7. Taxing Authorities
- 8. Returns
- 9. Assessment
- 10. Assessment of escaped tax
- 11. Rectification of mistakes
- 12. Deduction of tax at sources
- 13. Requisition for deduction of tax
- 14. Indemnity
- 15. Appeals
- 16. Revision
- 17. Delegation of powers
- 18. Notice of demand
- 19. Dues when payable
- 20. Mode of recovery
- 21. Refunds
- 22. Failure to make returns, etc.
- 24. Information to be furnished by the Principal Officer
- 25. Prosecution suits or other proceedings
- 26. Period of limitation
- 27. Place of assessment
- 28. Power to exempt
- 29. Power to make rules
- THE SCHEDULE. RATES OF TAX
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