Income Tax

CBDT authorises PrCCIT to assign additional charge of vacant post of CIT-Appeals

CBDT authorises PrCCIT to give additional charge of vacant post of CIT-Appeals

CBDT, in order to ensure speedy disposal of pending cases has authorised the Principal Chief Commissioners of Income Tax (CCA) to assign additional charge of the vacant post of CIT(Appeal) under its jurisdiction.

The PrCCIT can assign such additional duties to the Commissioners of Income Tax (CITs) posted in his/her region for a period not exceeding three months.

It has been  clarified that on posting as CIT(Appeal) as per additional assignment, no additional remuneration shall be admissible to the respective officer.

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