Core committee submitted report to CBDT

It is known that core committee has submitted it's report to CBDT. We are yet to procure copy of the same. Form the site of ITEF Kerala circle it is known that the report of sub committee 1 has been slightly modified in respect of regionwise allocation.
The following table is copied from http://www.itefkerala.com/?p=1754

As per reports, the new allocation of Administrative CsIT is as under:

	Proposed by Sub Committee	Recommended by Core Committee
Ahmedabad	21	22
Bangalore	13	14
Bhopal	11	11
Bhubaneswar	4	4
Chandigarh	19	19
Chennai	20	21
Delhi	23	24
Guwahati	5	5
Hyderabad	13	14
Jaipur	11	10
Kanpur	11	11
Kochi	6	6
Kolkata	24	20
Lucknow	10	8
Mumbai	32	35
Nagpur	3	3
Patna	9	8
Pune	15	15
Source : ITEF Kerala Circle.	250	250

Member (P&V) TO MEET ITEF and ITGOA on cadre review

It is learnt that member (P&V) will hold discussion with ITGOA and ITEF on 16th and 17th January on the report of cadre review implementation submitted by core committee. Hopefully the matter is going to be resolved very soon and entire implementation process is likely to be completed within this financial year.

ITEF secretariat meeting Dtd 13th Jan'14 : Agitation and non cooperation from 21st

ITEF secretariat meeting held on 13th January at New Delhi and decided to go on nationwide agitation against unrealistic post allocation, clear instruction on Parmar issue, regular payment to Daily Paid employees. The call is for mass Dharna on 21st January and non cooperation in search and survey, non submission of statistical reports etc from 22nd January. But it is doubtful, how many of circles will join the agitation as some of them is quiet satisfied with allocation of posts and they oppose any change in this regard. Kerala circle has openly against any such agitation. It is reported that Lucknow, Bihar and Jharkhand are also satisfied with their share of posts and most likely to abstain from any such agitation.
View the minutes of the meeting held on 13th January 2014.

No ITR V to be sent after filing Income Tax returns ONLINE

In what could be good news for lakhs of taxpayers filing their I-T returns online, CBDT is mulling doing away with the mandatory submission of paper verification printout to its processing centre in Bangalore.

Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), the apex office to formulate policies for the Income Tax department, was prompted to take this “customer-friendly” step after it was recently informed that lakhs of such paper statements — ITRV — have not reached its Central Processing Centre (CPC) despite people filing their e-returns online.

ITEF Kerala circle satisfied with allocation, opposes any reduction

The difference of opinion among the state units of association is snowballing day by day. While some of the circles opposing the allocation formula, some circles are obviously satisfied with their share of posts and strongly protest any possible reduction due to agitation of some other units.
A resolution in this effect has been unanimously decided by ITEF, Kerala circle and sent a letter to the central leadership. In this letter it is categorically stated that they will not take part in any nationwide agitation if called by the central leadership. Copy of the letter is published below for our viewers.