Four senior IRS officer appointed members of CPDD
Cpdd: 4 IRS of the Income Tax Department (IRS) Officers have been appointed as members of the Central Direct Tax Board (CPDD) under the Ministry of Finance. According to the official order issued yesterday, the Cabinet appointments panel has approved the appointment of four senior Indian Revenue Services (IRS) officers as members of the Central Direct Tax Board (CPDD).
These four IRS officers become members of CPDD
Among the newly appointed members are Pankaj Kumar Mishra, a member of the Nuclear Power Authority (Finance), and Sanjay Bahadur, the Chief Director of Income Tax (Training) in Delhi. G. Aparna Rao, the Chief Commissioner of the Income Tax for Chennai, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry regions (DDS) and G Aberna Rao, Chief Commissioner of the Corporation, 1, Bangalore, Karnataka and Goa. All four appointments were the Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) in 1989. The Board plays an important role in preparing the policies of tax collection, handling tax evasion and implementing various direct tax reforms.
In the unknown, a senior finance ministry official has brought these appointments to the treasure of the experience of CPD, at such an important time, focusing on increasing tax compliance and expanding the tax base. Appointments were made through an order issued by the Department of Employees and Training. With these appointments, it is expected that the CPDD tax administration is expected to regulate and enhance various outstanding efforts with the aim of increasing taxpayer services across the country.
Earlier, on March 17, the CPT said the CPT said that the direct tax collection of India was 16.15 per cent per year, which reached Rs. This increase in the collection is due to a significant increase in high corporate and non -corporate tax revenues and bond transactions (STD) receipts. Corporate tax collection was Rs.10.1 lakh crore in the last financial year to Rs.12.40 lakh crore. Non -corporate tax collections increased from Rs 10.91 lakh crore to Rs 12.90 crore in the last fiscal.
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