Government Employees Assets And Liabilities

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  No Need For Employees To Declare Assets Till New Rules Framed: Centre

  Central government employees, who had a December 31 deadline to declare their assets and liabilities under Lokpal Act, do not need to make the disclosure for now as government is finalising a fresh set of rules.

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  Central Government Employees Asked To Declare Assets By April 15

  All central government employees have been asked to mandatorily file details of their assets and liabilities, including those of their spouse and dependent children, for past two years by April 15, as required under the Lokpal Act.

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  New Rules Give Government Employees More Time to File Property Returns

  The Centre has notified new rules to extend by six months, till April 15 next year, the deadline for central government employees to file details of their assets and liabilities along with that of their spouses and dependent children, as mandated under the Lokpal Act.

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  File Tax Returns Early: Government Tells Bureaucrats

  All central government officers have been asked to file details of their assets and liabilities, as mandated under the Lokpal Act, at the earliest to avoid last minute rush, the Centre said on Thursday.

• Except Peons, All Employees to File Property Returns: Government

  All central government employees, except those working as peons or multi-tasking staff, need to declare their assets and liabilities and those of their spouses and dependent children as mandatory