IT Cadre Restructuring: Distribution of Posts

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F.No. HRD/CM/102/28/2013-14
Government of India/Ministry of Finance
Department of Revenue
Central Board of Direct Taxes
Directorate of Income Tax
New Delhi, 31 March, 2014
ORDER

In continuation of separate sanction orders of CBDT vide F. No. HRD/CM/102/3/2009-10/11/0167 dated 19th July 2013 for creation of posts in the IRS and grades other than the IRS, and in supercession of all earlier orders regarding distribution of posts in various CCA Regions, posts in various grades in the Income Tax Department are hereby allocated to various cadre controlling Regions, as per Annexure 1.

2. The detailed scheme of allocation of posts will follow.

3. Sanction is also accorded to revision of the designations cadre controlling Regions under Principal Chief Commissioners of Income Tax as under:


 
s.No.Earlier designations: CCIT(CCA)' Revised Designation : Principal CCIT
1AhmedabadGujarat
2BangaloreKarnataka & Goa
3BhopalMadhya Pradesh & Chattisgarh
4BhubaneswarOdisha
5ChandigarhNWR
6ChennaiTamil Nadu
7DelhiDelhi
8GuwahatiNER
9HyderabadAndhra Pradesh _
10JaipurRajasthan
11KanpurUP(West)
12KochiKerala ,
13KolkataWest Bengal & Sikkim
14LucknowUP(East)
15MumbaiMumbai
16NagpurNagpur
17PatnaBihar & Jharkhand
18PunePune


4. This issues with the approval of Finance Minister. 

sd/-
(Debjyoti Das)
Director of Income Tax(HRD)-II

ANNEXURE-I

 
CCA
PrCCIT
(Apex)
CCIT
(HAG+)
PrCIT
(HAG)
CIT
(SAG)
Addl/
JCIT
DC/
ACIT
ITO
ITI
Sr AO
AO GrII

AO GrIII

Sr PS

PS

EA

TA/
StenoIII/
Driver

NS/
LDC/
Driver

MTS
TOTAL
GUJARAT
1724421111594851032134713242147111272838555777
KARNATAKA
& GOA
1517419915634683512459244112159322266724694
MADHYA PRADESH & CHATTISGARH
131420/ 62832625461183518207926211344473077
ODISHA
I059253799227161569322246461741228
NWR
1523339812743386712957293312609572227244899
I AMILNADU1921471151694781058134713143149411582768725878
Delhi8152912123938665417704601435211224181902615151610044
NER11692934123248181689355272682021390
ANDHRA PRADESH1417328011832871612250223210377781685833989
RAJASTHAN13121957742404911163216197155391174082760
UP (WEST)1212185476240507115311518724560144_4052823
KERALA


143959154343111231114497383772771914
WEST
BENGAL & SIKKIM *
111285012820744779681356838642196
1268
.
62610027168
UP (EAST) ,13.11195166 ,220434.15311519632480_113
373
1
2484
Mumbai115411022263317611863
58139589627092049506149910455
Nagpur205113142922191817711316260711821275
BIHAR & JHARKHAND121016 ,47602024031132713165824441023392278
Pune1417328411034873812250223210748051756004115
Total26913006351575229459421326521428935417630198091478139691113076248
* INCLUDES TEMPORARY POSTS TO BE TRANSFERRED TO OTHER REGIONS AS PER SCHEME OF ALLOCATION
Central Pool (under Delhi CCA )






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