New Delhi: The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has issued transfer and posting orders for three senior officers of the Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) in the rank of Chief Commissioner of Income Tax / Director General of Income Tax. The transfers are part of routine administrative reshuffles aimed at strengthening tax administration across key regions.
New Postings Announced
As per the official order, the following officers have been given new assignments:
- Rajarshi Dwivedy has been appointed as Chief Commissioner of Income Tax, Surat
- Manisha Chandra has been posted as Chief Commissioner of Income Tax, Udaipur
- Anand Kumar Kedia takes charge as Chief Commissioner of Income Tax (TDS), Delhi
The CBDT, under the Department of Revenue in the Ministry of Finance, regularly undertakes such postings to optimize tax administration and ensure leadership continuity in key jurisdictions.
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Strengthening Tax Governance
These appointments come at a time when the Income Tax Department continues to focus on widening the tax base, enhancing compliance, and leveraging data-driven insights to improve efficiency in tax collection.
Each of the newly appointed officers brings considerable experience in direct tax administration and enforcement, expected to aid in regional tax policy execution and taxpayer services.
About CBDT
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) is the apex authority under the Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance, responsible for policy formulation, administration, and enforcement of direct tax laws in India. It oversees the functioning of the Income Tax Department and plays a crucial role in ensuring effective tax collection, compliance, and governance across the country.
