New Delhi: According to an official statement on Thursday on Thursday on Thursday, the head of the bureaucrat ArvinD Shivastava took over on Thursday.
Shrivastav’s appointment was earmarked by the Committee for Appointment on 18 April. In 1994-the Indian administrative service (IAS) of Karnataka Cadre, he previously worked as another secretary in the Prime Minister’s office.
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In its new role, Shrivastava will be responsible for supervision of the aim of choosing the income of the center, management of the strategy for direct and indirect tax administration and supervising various investigative agencies within the Ministry of Income. It will also work closely with the Ministry of Trade in trading negotiations with countries, including Great Britain and the USA.
As a secretary of income at the Ministry of Finance of the Union, Shrivastava will play a key role in forming proposals at the GST meeting in coordination with state governments.
Shivastava brings a role in great experience. He previously worked as a joint secretary in PMO and worked in the budget division of the Ministry of Economic Affairs at the Ministry of Finance. He also held positions at the Asian Development Bank, the Karnataka Government and as the CEO of the urban infrastructure of the company’s development and financing.
Before the appointment of Shrivastava, the Ministry of Income was supervised by Minister of Finance Ajay Seth, who also leads the Ministry of Economic Affairs.
The revenue department is the central point of the government’s efforts to mobilize resources, especially in the support of its ambitious capital expenditure program and the fiscal consolidation plan.
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In the FY26 Union budget, presented in February 1, Minister of Finance Nirmala Sitharaman set a new object reduction. According to this five -year plan for the beginning of FY27, the center is aimed at lowering the debt to 50% of GDP, giving or taking 1%, up to 31 March 2031, from the expected 57.1% in FY25, according to budget documents.
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