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The Direct Tax Code of India proposes significant reforms to simplify and overhaul the country's tax system. Some key changes include consolidating direct tax laws under one statute, restructuring how income is categorized and taxed, lowering tax rates to 10-30% for individual income brackets, and reducing the corporate tax rate to 30%. The new code also aims to reduce exemptions and provide some relief for taxpayers.
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