Haryana Reactivates Tax Settlement Scheme With Full Waiver for Dues Under 100,000 Rupees

The 120-day window offers complete relief on tax, interest, and penalties for eligible traders through September 28, though terms for larger liabilities remain unpublished.

The Haryana government reactivated its 2026 One-Time Settlement scheme on June 1, establishing a specific mechanism to clear pending tax disputes for traders before the window closes on September 28 [1]. This restart sets a hard administrative boundary of 120 days for resolving these liabilities, creating a finite period in which eligible taxpayers can settle their accounts under the revised terms [4]. The confirmation of these dates, reported August 2 by Amar Ujala and corroborated by Hindustan Times, defines the operational timeline for traders who must now calculate whether they fall within the scheme’s narrow eligibility band before the expiration date arrives.

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