Income Tax
Central Board of Direct Taxes Frees Space and Resolves Numerous Grievances
Originally reported by Inshorts as: CBDT frees 1.54 lakh sq ft, clears 29,000+ grievances in Special Campaign 6 | Tap to know more | Inshorts
14 Nov 2026, 12:03 pm IST · Xecute.finance News Desk
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The tax authority cleared over twenty-nine thousand grievances and freed one lakh fifty-four thousand square feet of space during a special campaign. This initiative aimed to improve workplace efficiency and reduce pending administrative issues.
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During Special Campaign 6, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) successfully freed 1.54 lakh sq ft of physical space and cleared over 29,000 grievances. The drive focused on decluttering office premises, disposing of obsolete records, and accelerating the disposal of pending public and internal complaints. Government bodies periodically run cleanliness and efficiency drives to optimize workplace management and improve service delivery for citizens and taxpayers.
The old position of accumulated paperwork and clogged office space transitions into a streamlined environment through such targeted administrative efforts. Tax professionals and administrative personnel should review internal office management practices and maintain updated records to prevent grievance backlogs. Watch for future administrative circulars detailing further efficiency drives.
Bottom line: efficient administration improves overall public interface quality for taxpayers and practitioners alike.
Source: news.google.com
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