CBIC Set Up “GST & Customs Pavilion” at International Trade Fair
with the theme of “60 Years of Customs Act, 1962”
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Chairman CBIC also Unveils Logo
on the Occasion of Completion of 60 years of Customs Act 1962
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4 Tutorial Videos on GST
& Customs Processes released for Taxpayers’ Awareness
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Special Counter set up at
IITF for Guiding Youth about Career Opportunities in Customs & GST
Department

The Central Board of
Indirect Taxes & Customs (CBIC) has set up “GST & Customs Pavilion” at
41st India International Trade Fair with the theme of “60 Years of Customs Act.
1962”.
The pavilion was
Inaugurated by Shri Vivek Johri, Chairman, CBIC, in presence of Shri Alok
Shukla, Member (IT & TS), Ms. Rama Mathew, Member (GST), CBIC, other senior
officers, taxpayers and the public in general. Shri Johri also unveiled a logo
on the occasion of completion of 60 years of Customs Act.
Speaking on the occasion,
Shri Vivek Johri highlighted the various measures taken by the Customs
Department for making customs processes hassle free and automated by
introducing the state of the art technology. Shri
Johri emphasised that Customs Department has a dual role to play as facilitator
in compliance matters and also as sentinel of economic frontiers of the nation
which is well reflected in the tagline “Sevarth Raksharth” of the logo. Shri
Johri also mentioned about the, first of its kind, special counter set up at
GST & Customs Pavilion on the career opportunities in CBIC.
The Chairman also spoke to
the officers deployed at the helpdesk and stressed that the resolution of taxpayers issues should be the topmost priority. Shri Johri
appreciated the efforts made in successfully showcasing the multifaceted role
and contribution of the Department in the GST & Customs Pavilion. He
congratulated the team of Taxpayer Services led by Shri Manmohan Singh, DG.
On this occasion, 4
tutorial videos on GST & Customs processes were also released for
taxpayers’ awareness.
GST & Customs Pavilion,
running in Hall No. 5 of the ITPO Complex, Pragati Maidan, has six Helpdesks
manned by experts from GST, Customs, GST Network, and ICEGATE to help-guide the
taxpayers and public regarding Rules/Processes and to address their issues on
the spot. Besides showcasing the achievements and special initiatives of GST
and Customs department in the field of tax administration, and taxpayers’
facilitation and process automation on various digital screens, there is a
special counter for sale of souvenirs/merchandise of Dharohar (National Museum
of Customs & GST, Goa).
The CBIC has also planned
to acknowledge and felicitate the achievements of the Departmental
sportspersons who have won medals in the 36th National Games of India 2022 held
in Gujarat and in 61st National Open Athletics Championships 2022 held in Bengaluru.
There will be several
theme-based seminars for the representatives of Trade and Industry dealing in
International Trade. To engage and entertain the visitors, GST & Customs
Pavilion will also be conducting several interesting events such as Nukkad
Natak, ventriloquist Shows, QUIZ Shows, Children Activities etc.
A Special Counter is set up
for guiding the youth about the career opportunities in Customs & GST
Department. CBIC publications and brochures on various topics are also
available for free circulation and download.