LOGO:
a) Indian flag colours blended in a new way suggesting applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India.
b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime and its idea of seeking voluntary compliance is depicted by the word “Sangchadhwam” which is the last word of the Rig Veda and whose literal meaning is “Let us progress together”.
c) The small depiction of Ashok Chakra at the top culminating into a bigger circle below suggests progression of effort.

LOGO:
a) Flag colours blended suggest applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India.
b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime shown by way of joining of hands
c) The word at the bottom “Sangchadhwam” reaffirms the idea of seeking voluntary compliance and thereby progressing together; it is the last word of Rig Veda meaning “Let us progress together”.
d) The small depiction of Ashok Chakra at the top culminating into a bigger circle below suggests progression of effort.

LOGO:
a) Flag colours blended in a new way suggest applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India.
b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime is depicted by image showing joining of hands
c) The rupee symbol suggests that the logo is for a revenue generating agency.
d) The word at the bottom “Sangchadhwam” reaffirms the idea of seeking voluntary compliance and thereby progressing together; it is the last word of Rig Veda meaning “Let us progress together”.

LOGO:
a) Flag colours blended suggest applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India.
b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime shown by way of joining of hands
c) The word at the bottom “Sangchadhwam” reaffirms the idea of seeking voluntary compliance and thereby progressing together; it is the last word of Rig Veda meaning “Let us progress together”.
d) The small depiction of Ashok Chakra at the top culminating into a bigger circle below suggests progression of effort.

THE LOGO REFLECTS THE FOLLOWING TRAITS:

a) Indian flag colours saffron and green blended in a new way suggesting applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India.
b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime is depicted by the picture showing joining of hands
c) The rupee symbol suggests that the logo is for a revenue generating agency.

LOGO:
a) Flag colours blended suggest applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India.
b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime shown by way of joining of hands
c) The word at the bottom “Sangchadhwam” reaffirms the idea of seeking voluntary compliance and thereby progressing together; it is the last word of Rig Veda meaning “Let us progress together”.
d) The small depiction of Ashok Chakra at the top culminating into a bigger circle below suggests progression of effort.

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a) Indian flag colours blended in a new way suggesting applicability of the new tax structure universally pan India.
b) Friendly nature of the new tax regime and its idea of seeking voluntary compliance is depicted by the word “Sangchadhwam” which is the last word of the Rig Veda and whose literal meaning is “Let us progress together”.
c) The small depiction of Ashok Chakra at the top culminating into a bigger circle below suggests progression of effort

SAB KA SATH , SAB KA VIKAS

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