IRS Officer Mayank Kumar Set to Become CBIC Member; 1991-Batch Customs Expert Currently Principal Chief Commissioner, Mumbai The Man Who Will Shape India’s Indirect Tax Regime: Mayank Kumar, Mumbai’s Principal Chief Commissioner, Poised for CBIC Member Role Big Elevation: 1991-Batch IRS Officer Mayank Kumar to Join CBIC as Member From Mumbai to CBIC Board: How IRS Mayank Kumar’s Expertise in Customs & Indirect Taxes Earned Him the Top Role Senior IRS officer Shri Mayank Kumar (IRS:1991, Customs & Indirect Taxes) is set to assume a pivotal role as Member of the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC). Currently serving as the Principal Chief Commissioner in Mumbai, Shri Mayank Kumar is known for his distinguished career marked by domain expertise, integrity and leadership in Customs and Indirect Tax administration. A 1991-batch officer, he has held several crucial assignments, earning a reputation for effective tax administration and policy execution. His elevation to the CBIC Board is expected to bring strategic depth and valuable insights to the apex body that governs indirect tax policy in India. As the board steers key reforms in GST, Customs and trade facilitation, his extensive field experience will be instrumental in enhancing efficiency, transparency and ease of doing business. The CBIC looks forward to his contribution in strengthening the tax administration and furthering the government’s vision of a robust indirect tax ecosystem. Post navigation Name deleted in SIR?:Officials to visit homes to collect documents; 13.37 crore names removed across 30 States/UTs so far BCCI announces Muthoot FinCorp as Indian cricket’s title sponsor:Deal covers 39 int’l home matches; runs until March 2028
