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FM Nirmala Sitharaman to Nandan Nilikani: Hope Infosys won’t let down our taxpayers

She said ease in compliance for the taxpayer should be a priority.

FM Nirmala Sitharaman to Nandan Nilikani: Hope Infosys won’t let down our taxpayers

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman



Tribune News Service
New Delhi, June 8

The government on Tuesday asked Infosys to immediately resolve glitches arising in the e-filing portal launched last night for income taxpayers.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman personally intervened after several taxpayers took to Twitter to complain of glitches in the new system.

“The much awaited e-filing portal 2.0 was launched last night 20:45hrs. I see in my timeline grievances and glitches. Hope Infosys and Nandan Nilekani will not let down our taxpayers in the quality of service being provided,” the FM took to Twitter and tagged Infosys.

She said ease in compliance for the taxpayer should be a priority.

She also posted a screenshot from a taxpayer, who complained “Cannot login to New Income Tax Site. Issue with site or issue at my end?”


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