alleryStart learning →The Act of 1922 moved income-tax administration to whom?
AProvincial governments
BMunicipal bodies
CPrincely states
DThe central government
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. The central government
The 1922 Act centralised income-tax administration and let annual Finance Acts, not the Act itself, fix the rates.
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