Administrative officer hierarchy under GST law defines appointed central tax posts and deems existing excise officers appointed under the Act. The Government may appoint, by notification, the classes of officers for the administration of the Act, including principal chief commissioners, chief ... Summary
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Administrative officer hierarchy under GST law defines appointed central tax posts and deems existing excise officers appointed under the Act.
The Government may appoint, by notification, the classes of officers for the administration of the Act, including principal chief commissioners, chief commissioners, principal commissioners, commissioners, additional commissioners, joint commissioners, deputy commissioners and assistant commissioners, together with corresponding central tax directorate posts. It may also notify any other class of officers as it considers fit. Officers appointed under the Central Excise Act, 1944 are deemed to be officers appointed under this Act.
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