When was the Work Allocation Order made?

It is recorded under the year 2010.

Work Allocation Order

Order, 2010

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GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE & TAXES
VYAPAR BHAWAN, NEW DELHI
(ADMINISTRATION BRANCH) Dated: 30.09.2010
ORDER
Consequent upon relieving of Shri K.K. Jindal, Spl. Commissioner, Trade & Taxes from this Department, I am directed to issue work allocation of the following officers, in addition to the work already assigned to them, without any extra remuneration till further orders, as under:
S.N.| Name & Designation Work Allocation
(iii) Periodic checking of all the process of Gv) Ww) (vi) (vii) L&J Policy, Eco. Analysis, Research & Statistics, Planning Recovery & Collection Special Zone Special Commissioner (i1) (iii) Objection hearing under the DVAT Act 2004 above the pecuniary limit of Rs. 15 lacs pertaining to Zone-II to X and Export Import (EXIM) Cell Public Relations Monitoring of all Zones This issues with the prior approval of the Commissioner, Trade & Taxes. Copy for information to :- v k w Y N (S.P. Singh) Spl. Commissioner Dated: 30.09.2010 PS to Commissioner, Trade & Taxes.
All Spl. Commissioners/Addl./Jt. Commissioners, Trade & Taxes. Sr. Accounts Officer/All Branch Incharges.
Guard file.
President, Delhi Sales Tax Bar Association, gn Floor, Trade & Taxes Deptt. (S.P. Singh) Spl. Commissioner

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