Gurugram, May 29 -- The Income Tax department organised an outreach programme, "Prarambh 2026 - Bridging Borders, Building Trust" in Gurugram to spread awareness about the new Income-tax Act, 2025 and Income-tax Rules, 2026, with a focus on international taxation, transfer pricing and advance pricing agreements. The programme was organised under the aegis of Dr Anjula Jain, commissioner of income tax (international taxation)-2, New Delhi, and was attended by taxpayers and chartered accountants. Monica Bhatia, principal chief commissioner of income tax (international taxation), New Delhi, said the department is prepared for smooth implementation of the new taxation framework and appreciated stakeholders for their cooperation during the transition. She said that Gurugram has emerged as a major operational hub for international taxation and offers opportunities for professional growth and capacity building in the sector. Bhatia also highlighted the increasing importance of cross-border transfer pricing mechanisms, international cooperation and India's growing role in the global taxation ecosystem. In his keynote address, Raman Chopra, chief commissioner of income tax (international taxation), New Delhi, spoke about the rollout of the Act and initiatives such as "Kar Saathi." Chopra said such initiatives aim to strength taxpayer engagement and trust-based tax administration....