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I-T officers restive over collection process

Indian revenue officers took up the matter at a recent meeting held last week

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Shrimi Choudhary Mumbai
A silent revolt is brewing among tax officers against the process followed to achieve the direct tax collection target for FY18. According to sources, I-T officials are not happy with the directives and procedures set to meet the revised revenue target of Rs 10.05 trillion.

Indian revenue officers took up the matter at a recent meeting held last week. Sources said they were considering issuing a resolution, besides seeking intervention of the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) and the finance ministry to address their concerns.

Total direct tax (net collection) up to March 28 stood at Rs 9.28 trillion against the

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