Government orders cadre
review exercise for restructuring of IT Department, forms a 15-member Cadre
Review & Restructuring Committee chaired by Pr. DGIT (Sys) S. K. Das; The
Terms of reference for the Committee include - organizing IT Dept. in a manner
which will further promote compliance with Direct Tax laws, rationalizing the
organizational structure for enhancing effectiveness of Dept., proposing
appropriate modifications in extant organizational structure; Committee to
submit its report to the CBDT within 3 months from date of this order
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