Finance Deptt officials to get GST training at NIFM Faridabad

SrinagarThe Finance Department is organizing special training on GST for its officers to be conducted at National Institute of Financial Management (NIFM), Faridabad from 2 August 2017.

According to an order issued by Commissioner Secretary Finance, Navin Kumar Choudhary, the officers deputed for the GST training include Imtiyaz Ahmad Wani, Director Budget , Ashok Singh FA/CAO Law, Shahid Saleem, Additional Secretary Finance, Lateef Poswal, FA/CAO Tourism, Riyaz Ahmad Choudary, TO Sadder Treasury Jammu, Rashim Deepika, Treasury Officer Gandhi Nagar, Shahid Majid Kakroo, TO Sadder Treasury Officer Srinagar, Mohammad Yaqoob Itoo, Director Finance, Abdul Majid Bhat, Director Finance, Raman Gupta, Joint Director Codes, Simardeep Singh, District TreasuryOfficer Leh, Ishfaq Ahmad Pandit, District Treasury Officer Kupwara, Shafaat Yehya, Deputy Director (Budget), Rafiq Ahmad Shah Accounts Officer, Adil Fareed, Under Secretary Finance, M R Andrabi Director Codes, Syed Shabir, Principal ATI, Amit Mahajan, Secretariat Treasury Officer, Irfan-ul-Haq, Joint Director School Education, Irfan Malik, District Treasury Officer Kishtwar, Yasir Arafat, CAO Youth Services & Sports, Jaswinder Singh, Accounts Officer, Jivtesh Singh, District Treasury Officer Reasi, Zahoor Ahmad Wani, Director Finance, Showkat Hussain Mir, Joint Director Resources, Tahir Hussain, FA GAD, Dr Tabassum FA/CAOI&C, Sareer Ahmad Mir, District Treasury Officer Budgam, Gulzar Ahmad Shah, District Treasury Officer Kulgam, Ela Choudhary, Accounts Officer CTD and Mohammad Haneef, District Treasury Officer Kargil.

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