Hello all the IRS[C&CE] officers of 61st Batch, as per our series of compilations on Do’s & Don’t for your first posting, I am posting Do’s & Don’t for Custom officers received from the officer of 60th Batch without any edit.
"hi , some points which i think might be useful to newcomers...
[1]In customs everyone is in a hurry ,so consult your colleagues may be persons who joined last year about the issue.
[2] After receiving the charges open the act , go to CBEC website and read notifications , circulars and instructions about your charges right from year 2000 this will give you a sense of perspective and also increase your working knowledge.
[3]There will be many alerts , procedures given in the form of instructions and circulars this will make you more confident
[4] Your own commisionerate might have given some public notices and standing orders pl refer to them for local procedures
[5] Ask your section to put up all these as back ground before you sign.
[6] Assessment practice vary in many places sit with your appraisers and discuss before starting .
[7] Never hesitate to ask your colleagues or seniors they will not take it in negative light .
[8] Keep visiting NIDB and DOV website regarding valuation issues.
[9] Read as much as possible at early stage rather than making it post mortem effort.
[10] Ask for ICES 1.5 MANUAL and go through it to understand system issues.
Neutralviews sincerely thanks the officers of 60th Batch who are taking pain to write and send their valuable inputs to help the officers of 61st Batch...keep on blogging.
"hi , some points which i think might be useful to newcomers...
[1]In customs everyone is in a hurry ,so consult your colleagues may be persons who joined last year about the issue.
[2] After receiving the charges open the act , go to CBEC website and read notifications , circulars and instructions about your charges right from year 2000 this will give you a sense of perspective and also increase your working knowledge.
[3]There will be many alerts , procedures given in the form of instructions and circulars this will make you more confident
[4] Your own commisionerate might have given some public notices and standing orders pl refer to them for local procedures
[5] Ask your section to put up all these as back ground before you sign.
[6] Assessment practice vary in many places sit with your appraisers and discuss before starting .
[7] Never hesitate to ask your colleagues or seniors they will not take it in negative light .
[8] Keep visiting NIDB and DOV website regarding valuation issues.
[9] Read as much as possible at early stage rather than making it post mortem effort.
[10] Ask for ICES 1.5 MANUAL and go through it to understand system issues.
Neutralviews sincerely thanks the officers of 60th Batch who are taking pain to write and send their valuable inputs to help the officers of 61st Batch...keep on blogging.
3 comments:
we are thankful to 61st batch officers and neutralviews.......
Dear Manmaujee,
Thank You so much for the series writings ''do's and dont's for the IRS Officers''. I have copied it and sent in verbatim to all of my batchmates (61st batch at Mumbai). They all have received it well and indeed it was very informative. Even at academy we failed get such inputs from the faculty.
Thank You so much and i hope to see more articles on similar issues. Next year I too will join you to give my experience to the coming batch.
Dear Manmaujee,
I got Kolakata Customs (Preventive). I'll take charge on 19th. I want to know about dress code while in customs preventive and on the first day of joining.
Please reply me soon.
Thanking you...
pradnyasheel jumle.
09702756909.
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