The other members of the Committee include legal expert Rohan Shah, Commerce Ministry Joint Secretary Manoj Kumar Dwivedi, CBEC Joint Secretary in Tax Research Unit Alok Shukla and Gautam Ray, a finance ministry statement said.
Representatives from the trade will be shortly appointed to the panel, which is the sub-committee of a high-level committee.
"The Committee shall consider all issues related to compliance procedure for excise duty, records to be maintained, operating procedures and all other relevant issues," the statement said.
Jewellers, who have been protesting against levying of 1 per cent excise duty on non-silver jewellery in the Budget, temporarily called off their 42-day strike on April 13 following government's assurance that there will be no harassment by excise officials.
The statement said all associations or trade and industry can submit their representations before the sub-committee by emailing to 'highlevelcommittee@gmail.Com'. All India Associations will also be given an opportunity to state their case in person, it added.