Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Income Tax Employees to Boycott Tax Day Celebrations
Income tax employees are unhappy and are going on strike.
They are upset about several things, like recent transfer orders that they believe were unfair.
They also feel that some important reviews and promotions have been delayed, and that their concerns haven't been addressed.
The employees plan to protest by not participating in Income Tax Day activities and even stopping some work.
They have scheduled protests, dharnas, and potential walkouts in July and August to make their voices heard and get their issues resolved.
This protest is mainly happening because of the administration's indifference.
Income tax employees are protesting, calling for a boycott of Income Tax Day celebrations.
Protests begin July 23 at Principal Commissioner stations across 18 regions.
On July 29, demonstrations and half-day dharnas are planned, suspending reports.
From August 5-7, extended dharnas will occur, with a full-day walkout on August 8.
Key issues include AGT order issues, Cadre Review delays, and unresolved promotions.
- Who
- Income tax employees represented by the JCA.
- What
- Income tax employees are protesting and boycotting Income Tax Day celebrations.
- When
- Protests start July 23 and extend through August 8.
- Where
- Protests at all Principal Commissioner stations across 18 regions.
- Why
- Due to unresolved issues and administrative indifference.
Income Tax Employee Concerns
Administration's Response
Employee Grievances
Income Tax Employee Concerns
Income tax employees feel aggrieved about the disregard of their issues such as the AGT orders, Cadre Reviews, and promotions.
Administration's Response
The articles do not include the view of the administration.
- Protest Start Date
- July 23
- Protest Type
- Demonstrations and Boycott
- Affected Groups
- Income Tax Employees
- Primary Issue
- Indifference from administration
- Key Actions
- Dharnas, Walkouts, Boycott
- Areas Affected
- 18 regions