Department worked tirelessly during the FY 2016-17 for making the flagship schemes of the Government truly successful – CBDT Chairman
CBDT Chairman Shri Sushil Chandra in his latest department letter (DO) has congratulated all the officers and officials of the Income tax Department for accomplishing the Budget Collection Target of Rs. 8.47 lakh Crore for the F.Y. 2016-17 and thereby contributing significantly in the revenue mobilisation efforts of the Government for the developmental schemes for public at large.
According to the CBDT Chairman, the Income Tax Department, after many years, has achieved its collection target with a gross growth rate of 16.8% and a net growth rate of 14.2% and this speaks volumes about the sincere hardwork put in by all officers and staff of the Department.
According to the DO, the entire workforce of the Department worked tirelessly during the FY 2016-17 for making the flagship schemes of the Government truly successful. Whether it was the intense outreach programmes for IDS-2016, or the focussed activity for unearthing unscrupulous cash transactions in the wake of demonetisation and Operation Clean Money, the officers and officials showed tremendous tenacity and devotion towards their assigned duties under the able guidance of their respective Principal CCsiT/ DGsiT, CCsiT/DGsiT and Principal CsiT/ DsiT.
The CBDT Chairman has expressed belief that officials of the Department would continue to strive for similar excellence with the same enthusiasm and professionalism to face the future challenges in the coming days.
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