Revenue Bar Association challenges constitutional validity of various provisions of Finance Act, 2026 (opens original article in a new tab)

Revenue Bar Association files writ petition in Madras High Court challenging constitutional validity of multiple provisions in Finance Act 2026, alleging violations of fundamental rights and constitutional doctrines.

• Revenue Bar Association challenges constitutional validity of Finance Act 2026 provisions in Madras High Court
• Sections 4,8,9,12,13,32,33 of Finance Act 2026 are contested for violating constitutional provisions and separation of powers
• Provisions include retrospective changes to Income Tax Act 1961 affecting tax assessment procedures and documentation requirements
• Association claims violations of Articles 14,19(1)(g),245,246 and Entry 82 of Union List regarding agricultural income taxes