New Delhi, June 30: The Government of India has reappointed Ravi Agrawal as the Chairman of the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) for a period of six months, according to official sources.
The extension of tenure is aimed at ensuring continuity in leadership and maintaining stability in the functioning of the direct tax administration. The CBDT plays a key role in framing policy for direct taxes and overseeing the Income Tax Department.
Officials said the decision reflects the government’s focus on sustained implementation of ongoing tax reforms, improved compliance mechanisms, and efficient tax administration.
During his continued tenure, the CBDT Chairman is expected to oversee key initiatives related to revenue collection, digital tax systems, and taxpayer services.
Further administrative details will be issued by the concerned authorities in due course.