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of <h1>Income Tax Commissioners Must Personally Sign and Scrutinize Replies to Parliament Questions to Ensure Accuracy and Relevance.</h1> Commissioners of Income Tax (CITs) are instructed to personally sign and scrutinize replies to Parliament questions to ensure accuracy, completeness, and relevance. This directive follows an incident where an incomplete report was forwarded without proper examination, causing embarrassment to the Board. The Board emphasizes that replies should be verified by senior officers, and if a CIT is unavailable, the Income Tax Officer (Headquarters) must verify the response. If a CIT has previously approved a reply but is absent during dispatch, this must be noted. All Commissioners are required to adhere strictly to these instructions.
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