HOW INCOME TAX ARE COLLECTED?

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The entire amount of income tax collected by central government is classified under two heads i.e.
1-Corporation tax
         (tax on income of companies )
2-Income tax
         (tax on income of non-corporate assessees)

The income tax act , 1961  and The income tax Rules, 1922 governs income tax in india.

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