Income Tax Act 1961 | Companies Act 2013 | CGST Act 2017 – Bare Act without Comments | AIBE | Useful for taxation | contains Arrangement of Sections only | Taxmann Publications | 2025

Income-Tax Act 1961 | Companies Act 2013 | CGST Act 2017 [Bare Act without Comments] by Taxmann for All India Bar Examination (AIBE) presents the Arrangement of Sections of three foundational legislations in a single, handy volume. Specially designed for AIBE and competitive exams, it enables quick navigation of statutory provisions without the distraction of full legal text. Updated with all amendments up to 2025, the book follows an Act-wise and chapter-wise structure for clarity and precision. Compact, affordable, and exam-ready, it serves as an indispensable reference tool for AIBE aspirants.

Income-Tax Act 1961 | Companies Act 2013 | CGST Act 2017 [Bare Act without Comments] by Taxmann for All India Bar Examination (AIBE) includes only the 'Arrangement of Sections' of three cornerstone legislations of India. It serves as a ready reckoner of the statutory structure, enabling AIBE aspirants to quickly navigate through the Acts. Unlike full Bare Acts, this volume is limited to the section-wise index and does not reproduce the substantive text of the law.

The Present Publication is the 2025 Edition, covering the amended and updated list of sections of the Income-Tax Act [Act No. 43 of 1961] | Companies Act [Act No. 18 of 2013] | CGST Act [Act No. 12 of 2017], with the following noteworthy features:

• [Arrangement Only] Provides a comprehensive list of sections with their headings, not the full legal text
• [Quick Navigation Tool] Ideal for locating statutory provisions instantly
• [Covers Three Major Laws] One compact reference for Income-tax, Companies, and GST legislations
• [Exam-oriented] Designed for AIBE and other competitive exams where swift referencing is essential
• [Updated to 2025] Reflects the latest legislative amendments in section numbering and headings
• [Compact & Affordable] Pocket-friendly edition

The structure of the book is as follows:

• Act-wise Division – Each Act presented separately for clarity
• Chapter-wise Flow – Each division begins with a complete 'Arrangement of Sections'
• Headings Only – Each section's statutory heading included for precise referencing
• Logical Sequencing – Chapters grouped in the same order as in the official enactments