Random allocation of taxpayer information: an approved process must govern transfer of specified data to the prescribed authority. The Principal Director General of Income tax (Systems) or the Director General of Income tax (Systems) must, with the approval of the Board, devise a process to randomly allocate or transfer the specified information to the Prescribed Authority, establishing an approved random allocation mechanism within income tax systems.
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Random allocation of taxpayer information: an approved process must govern transfer of specified data to the prescribed authority.
The Principal Director General of Income tax (Systems) or the Director General of Income tax (Systems) must, with the approval of the Board, devise a process to randomly allocate or transfer the specified information to the Prescribed Authority, establishing an approved random allocation mechanism within income tax systems.
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