Reforms in Reporting Service - CBEC scraps 15 reports for its offices - why not extend it to the assessees too?
IT is said that until recently, a report used to be sent by a Commissionerate to the Board/Ministry on the amount of duty foregone on the tobacco sent to England for making Cigars for the Prime Minister Winston Churchill!
Now the Board has decided to do away with fifteen reports it regularly receives from the field formations. A great contribution to the lofty aim of saving paper and reducing useless work!
There are several returns the assessees have to furnish which are totally useless and which nobody ever sees. Why can't the Board scrap some of them?
CBEC Instructions in F.No.354/156/2014-TRU, Dated: October 10, 2014