The Centre is taking steps to rectify tax demand errors faced by individuals in Goa under the Portuguese Civil Code. This move comes after many Goans have been receiving notices for outstanding tax payments dating back to the Portuguese era. The Centre has acknowledged the errors in tax demands and has promised to address them promptly. The issue has caused distress among many residents in Goa, who have been caught off guard by these unexpected tax demands. The Portuguese Civil Code, which was in force in Goa before it was liberated in 1961, has led to confusion and discrepancies in tax assessments. The Centre’s intervention to correct these errors is a welcome relief for the affected individuals. Goans are hopeful that the government will resolve the issue efficiently and provide them with much-needed clarity on their tax obligations. This development highlights the importance of accurate record-keeping and the need for timely rectification of errors in tax assessments. Residents in Goa are encouraged to stay informed about their tax liabilities and seek assistance from relevant authorities in case of any discrepancies. The Centre’s proactive approach to addressing this issue demonstrates its commitment to resolving long-standing concerns faced by individuals in the region.