Income Tax Department jobs for Inspector of Income Tax/ Tax Assistant/ Stenographer G r.II in Bhubaneswar. Last Date to apply: 31 Oct 2018

Inspector of Income Tax/ Tax Assistant/ Stenographer G r.II

Income Tax Department

0 Years

Not disclosed

Expired

Posted: 15 Sep 18

Job Description

Inspector of Income Tax/ Tax Assistant/ Stenographer G r.II job Position in Income Tax Department, Odisha Region, Bhubaneswar

Recruitment of meritorious Sports Persons in different games/sports

Inspector of Income Tax

No. of Vacancies : 03

Qualification : Degree of a recognized University or its equivalent.

Pay : Rs. 9300-34800+Grade Pay of Rs.4600(PB-2)

Age Limit : Not exceeding 30 years

Tax Assistant

No. of Vacancies : 07

Qualification : Degree of a recognized University or its equivalent. (ii) Having Data Entry speed of 8000 key Depressions per hour.

Pay : Rs. 5200-20200+Grade Pay of Rs.2400(PB-1)

Age Limit : 18-27 years

Stenographer G r.II

No. of Vacancy : 01

Qualification : (i) 12th class pass or equivalent from a recognized Board or University. (ii) Skill Test Norms: 10 minutes @ 80 words per minute. (iii) Transcription: 50 words per minute(English) or 65 words per minute(Hindi) (Only on computer)

Pay : Rs. 5200-20200+Grade Pay of Rs.2400(PB-1)

Age Limit : 18-27 years

Multi Tasking Staff

No. of Vacancies : 04

Qualification : Matriculation or its equivalent pass.

Pay : Rs. 5200-20200+Grade Pay of Rs.1800(PB-1)

Age Limit : 18-25 years

Games/Sports : Hockey/ Athletics (including Track and field events)/ Football/ Archery/ Yatching/ Rowing/ Badminton/ Table Tennis/ Swimming/ Chess/ Tennis/ Powerlifting/ Weightlifting/ Boxing/ Wrestling/ Judo/ Karate-DO/ Taekwondo

Selection Process : Test/ Interview

Job Particulars

Role data entry back office

Education 10th Pass (SSC), 12th Pass (HSE), Any Graduate

Who can apply Freshers

Hiring Process Written-test

Employment TypeFull Time

Job Id477477

Job Category Govt Jobs , Quality Control , Sports

Locality Address

State Orissa

Country India

About Company

In India, the system of direct taxation as it is known today, has been in force in one form or another even from ancient times. There are references both in Manu Smriti and Arthasastra to a variety of tax measures. Manu, the ancient sage and law-giver stated that the king could levy taxes, according to Sastras. The wise sage advised that taxes should be related to the income and expenditure of the subject. He, however, cautioned the king against excessive taxation and stated that both extremes should be avoided namely either complete absence of taxes or exorbitant taxation. According to him, the king should arrange the collection of taxes in such a manner that the subjects did not feel the pinch of paying taxes. He laid down that traders and artisans should pay 1/5th of their profits in silver and gold, while the agriculturists were to pay 1/6th, 1/8th and 1/10th of their produce depending upon their circumstances. The detailed analysis given by Manu on the subject clearly shows the existence of a well-planned taxation system, even in ancient times. Not only this, taxes were also levied on various classes of people like actors, dancers, singers and even dancing girls. Taxes were paid in the shape of gold-coins, cattle, grains, raw-materials and also by rendering personal service.

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