CBDT specifies subordination of Chief Commissioners & Principal Commissioners of Income-tax
CBDT has directed the order of subordination Chief Commissioners of Income-tax, Principal Commissioners of Income-tax and Income-tax Authorities of Assessment Units with respect to all Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax (Headquarters) i.e. :
1. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, Gujarat (Ahmedabad)
2. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, Karnataka and Goa (Bengaluru)
3. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, Tamil Nadu (Chennai)
4. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, Delhi (Delhi)
5. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana (Hyderabad)
6. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, West Bengal & Sikkim.(Kolkata)
7. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, Mumbai(Mumbai)
8. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, Pune (Pune)
9. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh (Bhopal)
10. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, NWR (Chandigarh)
11. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, Rajasthan (Jaipur)
12. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, UP (West) and Uttarakhand (Kanpur)
13. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, UP (East) (Lucknow)
14. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax, Bihar and Jharkhand (Patna)
15. Principal Chief Commissioner of Income-tax (National Faceless Assessment Centre), Delhi
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