HELP CENTRES
Customs, Central Excise & Service Tax
The Help Centres
in private – public partnership for assessees in the small scale sectors have
been set up at the following addresses in Delhi Central Excise Zone:
1. Office of the
All
Tel No.30953016 & Telefax
No.25939906.
2. ‘May I Help
You’ Counter, Reception No.2, I.T.P.O., Pragati Bhawan, Pragati Maidan (Gate No.4),
E-mail :
For Customs : helpcentre_customs_delhi@yahoo.co.in
For Service Tax : helpcentre_servicetax_delhi@yahoo.co.in
For Central Excise : helpcentre_centralexcise_delhi@yahoo.co.in
GURGAON
GIA House, Opposite IDC,
Sector-14, Gurgaon.
Tel No. 0124 2320746, 2307746
Opposite Plot No.23,
Sector-24,
ROHTAK
Bahadurgarh Chamber of Commerce & Industries,
6 MIE Bahadurgarh
– 124507, Jhajhar, Haryana,
Ph.01276-268790.
PANCHKULA
Rotary Club, Plot
No.1-12, Sector–12A, Panchkula.
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The
objective for setting up of Help Centres is to extend
a helping hand to the trade in their vicinity in respect of Central Excise,
Customs & Service Tax matters, especially for small scale sector.
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The
Help Centres have been set up in the premises of the
trade associations so that small scale entrepreneurs can have easy access
without any fear and get their doubts clarified.
Ø The Departmental officers will be easily accessible
to the public at the designated time at these Help Centres. They will help in clarifying and explaining
procedures in a manner which is easily understandable especially to the
new/small assessees. This will not only
increase the confidence of assessees in small scale sector but also dispel any
apprehensions and make them feel more comfortable and at ease with the
Departmental procedures etc.
Ø The aim of the Help Centres is to generate confidence of small assessees and to
tell them that a taxman is their friend.
The Departmental officers and the assessees will meet on a common
platform through these Help Centres in an atmosphere
of congeniality and without the assessee having to
leave his familiar surrounding and to enter formal Govt. offices.
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The
Help Centre would provide an institutional mechanism for guiding and educating
the trade. It would lay emphasis on
promoting cultural and voluntary compliance and widening the tax base among the
tax payers by creating a sense of awareness of rights of the assessees, their
tax obligations and consequences of non-compliance.
Ø It may, however, be noted that the Help Centres would not be a forum for grievance redressal for which the mechanism of Public Grievance Committee is already operational.