Amid continued differences between the commerce and the revenue departments over the proposed revamped special economic zone (SEZ) law or the Development of Enterprises and Services Hub (DESH) Bill, the Cabinet secretary may step in to clear the deadlock over vexed issues.
Despite several rounds of meetings, the revenue department is not on board as far as certain aspects of the fiscal framework — tax incentives — of the draft Bill are concerned, people aware of the matter said.
The Bill has been prepared by the commerce department.
“The next step could be that the commerce and the revenue secretaries