Group Assessment and Peer Review System Before Assessment-Reconstitution of Committee to study the feasibility of recommendations-CBDT
F. No. 225/246/2014-ITA-II
Government of India
Ministry of Finance
Department of Revenue
Central Board of Direct Taxes
New Delhi dated 15th November, 2016
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject: Reconstitution of Committee to study the feasibility of the recommendations regarding Group Assessment and System of Peer Review Before Assessment -Reg
On 10th September 2015, Board had constituted a 5-member Committee to examine the fea sibility of recommendations of TARC regarding Group Assessment and System of Peer Review before Assessment. Sh. V.K. Saxena, Pr.CIT was nominated as Committee In-charge. The said Committee presented its report before full Board on gth May, 2016 wherein the Committee was directed to re examine certain more issues as indicated in minutes of Board Meeting vide F.No.396/9/2016-ITCC (meeting No.6/2016) dated 13.05.2016.
2. Subsequently, V.K. Saxena has been appointed as CVO, Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd., Gurgaon.
3. Therefore, for purpose of completion of the mandate of the Committee, Board has decided that Sh. K. Sinha CIT (Coord. & Systems), CBDT, Delhi, being the next senior most Officer in the Committee shall discharge the responsibilities as Committee In-charge.
4. The Committee is requested to finalize its recommendations within one month of issue of this order and submit its report to Member (IT), CBDT.
5. This issues with the approval of the Chairman, CBDT
(Neeraj Gupta)
DCIT-OSD(ITA-II)
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