ALL INDIA ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL EXCISE GAZETTED EXECUTIVE OFFICERS(AIACEGEO)(Recognised vide CBEC letter F.No. B. 12017/10/2012-Ad.IV A Dt. 25.02.13 ) (Disclaimer- The views expressed in the Blog post are purely for the consumption of members of AIACEGEO only and the data/facts contained therein should be first verified with authentic source, before using the same, by anyone).

THE ENSUING CONVENTION WILL BE HELD AT DAMAN DURING 01.11.14 TO 02.11.14. THE ENSUING CONVENTION WILL BE HELD AT DAMAN DURING 01.11.2014 TO 02.11.2014.

{- OUR MAIN DEMANDS. •(1) Grade Pay of Rs.5400 in PB-3 w.e.f 01.01.2006 to all Superintendents of Central Excise and Time scale in PB-3 on completion of 4 years service as Superintendent (2) Stagnation to be reduced to less than 4 years for induction to Group-A in STS ( DC) grade directly. (3) 3rd MACP & 2nd MACP should be Grade Pay Rs. 7600 in PB-3 & 6600 in PB-3 respectively. (4) Parity in matter of career prospects of (Group-B) Inspector along with Examiner of Customs and other counter parts.}----. Further we also demand that (1) 50% of Dearness allowance should be merged with basic pay (2), the New Pension Scheme and PFRDA Bill should be withdrawn (3) relaxation children education allowance from Income Tax (4) Cash less health scheme to all Central Excise Employees (5) removal of the unscientific ceiling in compassionate appointment (6)creation of separate service to maintain all India seniority list for Inspectors and prospective removal of zonal disparity in promotions (7) introduction of in situ/ time bound promotional scheme to grant 5 promotions to all Inspectors of Central Excise in their entire service career,those have completed 8 years as Inspector and 20 years as Inspector and Supdt. combinedly should be upgraded to the post of Supdt and AC respectively (8) immediate DPC against existing vacancies in the cadre of AC, (9) regularization of adhoc promotions pending since 97 on revised ratio as per SC decision dated 03.08.11(10) Three upgradations under MACP should be post based like ACP scheme.(11) provision for proper infrastructures to all offices with a provision of sitting arrangement as per prescribed norms (12) issue of laptop/mobile to all Inspectors/Superintendents (13)granting of pay scale of 2000-3200 & 6500-10500 to the cadre of Inspector w.e.f 01.01.86 & 01.01.96 respectively (14) granting of pay scale of 2200-4000 & 8000-13500 to the cadre of Superintendent w.e.f 01.01.86 & 01.01.96 respectively (15) CR must be conducted in every 4 years block like CSS.

THURSDAY, 16 OCTOBER 2014

 

Chairperson of CBEC, J M Shanti Sundharam

The Chairperson of CBEC has directed to open the vigilance / establishment sections of each and every Ccommissionerate on 18.10.14 and 19.10.14  as DPC  to be held on 17 to 19.10 .2014 at Board office to grant promotions to the grade of Asst. Commissioner  on adhoc basis for 2118 temporary posts as well as 421 regular posts..

CBEC Restructures Field Formations

 The Central Board of Excise and customs (CBEC), under the Finance Ministry on Wednesday restructured its field formations with a view to provide better tax payerservices and deepen the tax base.

Chairperson of CBEC, J M Shanti Sundharam

“The restructuring of formations is aimed creating larger number of compactCommissionerates, by reorganising the existing commissionerates. This shall provide better tax payer services and deepen the tax base,” aCentral Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) statement said.

The CBEC has implemented the cadre restructuring of the field formations, with effect from October 15, it said.

On account of growth in service tax over the last decade, four exclusive zones for the tax have been created in metro cities and the number of service tax commissionerates have been increased from 7 to 22.

Similarly with expansion of ports, the number of Customs Commissionerates has gone up from 34 to 60. In the context of self assessment, the department is also laying emphasis on non-intrusive controls by creating 45 audit commissionerates.

Trade notices have been issued by the Chief Commissioners, for information of the trade and assesses, it said. “There may be some teething troubles on account of reorganised jurisdictions. Trade may bring tonotice of the
department any issues they are facing so that timely resolution can take place,” it added.

Indirect tax collections inched up by 5.8 per cent in the April-September period of this fiscal.

Indirect tax collections, comprising excise, customs and service tax, stood at Rs 2,41,811 crore in the first six months of 2014-15 fiscal as against Rs 2,28,619 crore in the corresponding period a year ago.