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CBIC Empanels, Promotes 55 IRS Officers as Commissioners of Customs & Indirect Taxes

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The President of India has approved the empanelment and promotion of 55 Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officers of the Customs & Indirect Taxes (C&IT) stream to the grade of Commissioner of Customs & Indirect Taxes in Level 14 of the Pay Matrix (Senior Administrative Grade – SAG) for the panel year 2026.

The promotions have been notified by the Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs (CBIC) under the Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance vide Office Order No. 01/2026 dated January 1, 2026. 

The promoted officers will assume charge of the promotional post from the date they take charge and will continue until further orders.

As per the office order, the regular posting of these officers will be decided separately with the approval of the competent authority. Until then, they shall assume charge of the promotional post on an “in-situ” basis (as is where is). Officers presently on deputation will be promoted from the date they return to the cadre and assume charge of the promotional post.

List of Officers Empanelled and Promoted as Commissioner (C&IT) – Panel Year 2026

  1. Vivek Gupta
  2. Neeraj Choubey
  3. Kumar Aseem Vaibhav
  4. Pranjal Singh
  5. Abhishek Chauhan
  6. Hemlata Rai
  7. Balbir Singh Mangat
  8. Niranjan C.C.
  9. Rajeswari R. Nair
  10. Shailendra Kumar Deshmukh
  11. Deepak Kumar
  12. Rashmi Mishra
  13. Ravneet Singh Khurana
  14. Raghavendra Pal Singh
  15. Dipin Singla
  16. Satish Kumar
  17. Raghu Kiran B.
  18. Rohit Dwivedi
  19. Anish Muraleedharan
  20. Siba Prasad Panda
  21. N. Naresh
  22. Bejoy John
  23. Varinder Kaur
  24. Atul Singh
  25. Sameer Kumar Jha
  26. Manish Kumar
  27. Kunal Kashyap
  28. Ujjwala Arun Bhagwat
  29. B. G. Krishnan
  30. Devesh Gupta
  31. Raghvendra Singh
  32. Ashutosh
  33. Saroj Samaiya
  34. Rohit Singla
  35. Rajesh Kothari
  36. Vipul Gupta
  37. Rajesh Kumar
  38. Shailali G. Singh
  39. Suven Das Gupta
  40. Vishal Pratap Singh
  41. Vidyu Vikas
  42. Manvesh Kumar
  43. Manish Kumar Jha
  44. Aman Garg
  45. P. Gopa Kumar
  46. Vishwajeet Singh
  47. Mayank Sharma
  48. Anoop Kumar Sharma
  49. A. S. Kulkarni
  50. C. Thiyagarajan
  51. Prabhakar Kumar
  52. Paras Mal Sankhla
  53. Shaukat Ali Nurvi
  54. Rajiv Shankar
  55. Subodh Singh

The CBIC has directed that a compliance report regarding joining of the promoted officers be sent to the Board immediately, with a copy endorsed to ADG (HRM-II), DGHRD. The Hindi version of the order is to follow.

The office order has been issued with the approval of the competent authority and is signed by S.A. Ansari, Deputy Secretary to the Government of India.

This large-scale empanelment reflects the Government’s ongoing efforts to strengthen leadership capacity within the indirect tax administration at a time when GST stabilisation, customs reforms, and trade facilitation remain key policy priorities.

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Mariya Paliwala
Mariya Paliwalahttps://www.jurishour.in/
Mariya is the Senior Editor at Juris Hour. She has 7+ years of experience on covering tax litigation stories from the Supreme Court, High Courts and various tribunals including CESTAT, ITAT, NCLAT, NCLT, etc. Mariya graduated from MLSU Law College, Udaipur (Raj.) with B.A.LL.B. and also holds an LL.M. She started her career as a freelance tax reporter in the leading online legal news companies.

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