Officials said Modi, along with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, may interact with the Directors General and Principal Chief Commissioners of IT during their annual brainstorming and discussion conference in the national capital here.
While the itinerary and other fine details for the two-day conference are still being worked out, it is expected that Modi will be the keynote speaker to inaugurate the session and Jaitley could be the lead speaker where he would talk to the IT and CBDT brass about the government's plans of financial inclusion and ensuring a transparent tax regime for businesses and foreign investors.
Modi, in his recent review meetings with the policy- making body of the Tax Department -- Central Board of Direct Taxes -- has been reiterating the need to reduce taxpayers' grievances and ensure a quick resolution of these issues.
Last year, in order to ensure better working of Tax Department officials, the Prime Minister had sought bringing out a new performance appraisal system for the officers which has now been notified by CBDT.
The conference, they said, will also focus on issues and latest challenges facing the department, including widening the tax net, ensuring enhanced revenue collections under the direct taxes category and bringing in new technology steps to ensure paperless regime in the department.