22 IRS officers have resigned so far in 2019, unable to bear the inhuman pressures of meeting tax collection targets set for them, by their bosses in Delhi. In 2018, 34 of them had similarly quit and more are expected to put in their papers, as the tax recovery pressures build up, in the run up to the next budget and as the financial year 2019-20 progresses. In this episode of the Business Tit-Bits, our Business Editor Mr Akhilesh Bhargava explains the fact that these top ranking officers are willing to give up such powerful and prestigious jobs, without even a VRS or a golden handshake, indicates the sheer impossibility of the tax collection targets set for them. #TaxCollection #IRSOfficers #FinanceMinistry
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