District-level advisory committees to be formed in Tamil Nadu to address sales taxpayers’ grievances
The committees will meet once every three months to discuss issues relating to sales tax and take necessary steps.
The Tamil Nadu government has announced the formation of district-level advisory committees to tackle complaints and concerns from sales taxpayers. These committees will be led by District Collectors and will convene every three months to discuss sales tax matters and implement solutions for taxpayers' grievances. The decision was made during a recent meeting chaired by Minister for Commercial Taxes and Registration D. Logesh Tamilselvan.
The committees will consist of various stakeholders, including Joint Commissioner (State Tax), Deputy Commissioners, representatives from farmers, industries, and traders, cooperative institutions, cottage industries, consumer forums, and members of the State-level Sales Tax Advisory Committee. Ex-officio members will include the MLA from the district, two representatives each from farmers, industries, and traders, and one representative from cooperative institutions, cottage industries, and consumer forums.
The Deputy Commissioner stationed in the district headquarters will serve as the committee secretary. They are expected to be operational until November 30, 2029, with their first meeting scheduled by December 15, 2022.
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