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Sl.No Name of the Office Landline Phone Number Address of the Help Sl.No Name of the Office Landline phone number Address of the help desk office Vanijya Therige Karyalaya, Kalidasa Road, Groundfloor, Gandhinagar, 1 CCT OFFICE 18004256300 (Toll Free) BANGALORE-560009 DGSTO-1 Joint Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(Admn) DGSTO1 TTMC 2 DGSTO-1 Helpdesk 080-23570264 BMTC Building Yeshwanthpura Bangalore 560022 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-10) DGSTO-1 3 LGSTO 010 - Bengaluru 080-22208556 Vanijya Therige Karyalaya, Kalidasa Road, Groundfloor, Gandhinagar, BANGALORE-560009 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-10-A) DGSTO-1 4 LGSTO 010 A - Bengaluru 080-22342691 Vanijya Therige Karyalaya, Kalidasa Road, Groundfloor, Gandhinagar, BANGALORE-560009 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-20) 3rd floor 5 LGSTO 020 - Bengaluru 080-22860622 Vishwaraiah Tower BANGALORE. 560001 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-30) DGSTO-1 6 LGSTO 030 - Bengaluru 080-22208557 Vanijya Therige Karyalaya, Kalidasa Road, Groundfloor, Gandhinagar, BANGALORE-560009 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-30A) DGSTO-1 7 LGSTO 030 A - Bengaluru 080-22342687 Vanijya Therige Karyalaya, Kalidasa Road, Groundfloor, Gandhinagar, BANGALORE-560009 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-130 ) T.T.M.C. 8 LGSTO 130 - Bengaluru 080-23470478 B.M.T.C. BuildingYeshwathapura BANGALORE 560022 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-130 ) T.T.M.C. 9 LGSTO 130A-Bengaluru 080-23378647 B.M.T.C. BuildingYeshwathapura BANGALORE 560022 DGSTO-2 Deputy Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(Int.Audit & Insp.)DGSTO-2 10 DGSTO-2 080-25706198 No.502 5th Floor A block VTK-2,Rajendra Nagar Koramangala Bengaluru 560047 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-060) DGSTO-2 11 LGSTO 060 - Bengaluru 080-28601332 No.642, Pioneer Plaza, Kenchenahalli Main road, Near Rajarajeshwari Nagar Arch, BANGALORE-560098 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes LGSTO-061) 12 LGSTO 061 - Bengaluru 080-23385927 Adichuchunagiri matatha Building 3rd Floor Vijayanagara BANGALORE 560040 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes LGSTO-070) 13 LGSTO 070 - Bengaluru 080-23103566 Adichuchunagiri matatha Building 1st Floor Vijayanagara BANGALORE 560040 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial TaxesLGSTO-070 Addl) 14 LGSTO 071 - Bengaluru 080-23503627 Adichuchunagiri matatha Building 3rd Floor Vijayanagara BANGALORE 560040 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes LGSTO-140 Addl) 15 LGSTO 140 - Bengaluru 080-23507132, Adichuchunagiri matatha Building 4th Floor Vijayanagara BANGALORE 560040 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-155) 3rd Floor, 16 LGSTO 155 - Ramnagar 080-27271304 New Kandaya Bhavana, B.M.Road, RAMANAGARA 562159 Commercial Tax Officer (SGSTO--151) Kalidasa Hostel Building 17 SGSTO 151 - Channapatna 080-27251383 B.M.Road CHANNAPATNA 562160 DGSTO-3 Joint Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(Admn), TTMC B Block, 18 DGSTO-3 - Bengaluru 080 22231037 BMTC Building 2nd Floor, Shanthinagar, BANGALORE 560027 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-090) M.M.Trust 19 LGSTO 090 - Bengaluru 080 26705402 Building 6th Floor Chamarajapet BANGALORE 560018 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-100) 20 LGSTO 100 - Bengaluru 080 26701779 5th minto Anjaneya Bhavana Chamarajapet BANGALORE 560018 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-110) Minto 21 LGSTO 110 - Bengaluru 080 26701770 anjaneya bhavan 6th Floor Chamarajapet BANGALORE 560018 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-110 Addl) 22 LGSTO 110 A - Bengaluru 080 26705088 M.M.Trust Building 6th Floor Chamarajapet BANGALORE 560018 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-120) M.M.Trust 23 LGSTO 120 - Bengaluru 080 26707880 Building 5th Floor Chamarajapet BANGALORE 560018 DGSTO-4 Joint Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (Admn) DGSTO-04 VTK 2 'A' 24 DGSTO-04 Bengaluru 080-25704770 Block 1st Floor Koramangala BANGALORE 560047 Joint Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (Admn) DGSTO-04 VTK 2 'A' 25 DGSTO-04 Bengaluru 080-25704770 Block 1st Floor Koramangala BANGALORE 560047 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO- 015) DGSTO-4 26 LGSTO 015 - Bengaluru 080-25719020 VTK 2 'A' Block 1st Floor Koramangala BANGALORE 560047 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO- 015 Addl) 27 LGSTO 015 A - Bengaluru 080-25704814 DGSTO-4 VTK 2 'A' Block 1st Floor Koramangala BANGALORE 560047 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO- 025) DGSTO-4 28 LGSTO 025 - Bengaluru 080-25704065, VTK 2 'A' Block 2nd Floor Koramangala BANGALORE 560047 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO- 025 Addl) 29 LGSTO 025 A - Bengaluru 080-25704811 DGSTO-4 VTK 2 'A' Block 1st Floor Koramangala BANGALORE 560047 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO- 040) DGSTO-4 30 LGSTO 040 - Bengaluru 080-25719025, VTK 2 'A' Block 1st Floor Koramangala BANGALORE 560047 Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes (LGSTO-180) Bindu New 31 LGSTO 180 - Kolar 08152-222066 Layout 2nd cross Duemlight circle KOLAR 563101 Commercial Tax Officer SGSTO-181 Shahida Complex Gandhinagar 32 SGSTO 181 - Chintamani 08154-252175 Layout CHINTAMANI 563125 Commercial Tax OfficerSGSTO-182. Ragavendraswamy mate building 33 SGSTO 182 - KGF 08153-260467 near DCM college K.G.F. 563122 Commercial Tax OfficerSGSTO-184. Annapooneshwari Complex B.H. 34 SGSTO 184 - Bangarpet 08153-255532 Road BANGARAPETE. 563114 DGSTO-5 Help Desk, DGSTO-5, Help Desk, Room No. 508, 5th Floor, VTK-2, "B" Block, Koramangala, 35 080-25706151 Bengaluru. Bengaluru-560047. Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-035) L.I.C. 36 LGSTO 035 - Bengaluru 080 25212592 Building Jeevanabemanagar BANGALORE 560075 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-036) L.I.C. 37 LGSTO 036 - Bengaluru 080 25219607 Building 2nd floor Jeevanabemanagar BANGALORE 560075 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-045)Rakitha 38 LGSTO 045 - Bengaluru 080 25212591 Complex No174. 9th Cross1st Stage Indiranagara BANGALORE 560038 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-046)Rakitha 39 LGSTO 045 A - Bengaluru 080 25207347 Complex No174. 9th Cross1st Stage Indiranagara BANGALORE 560038 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-055)10 &16 A 40 LGSTO 055 - Bengaluru 080 25437747 B.D.A. Complex H.B.R.Layout Kalyananagar BANGALORE 560043 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-055 Addl) No 41 LGSTO 055 A - Bengaluru 080 25440621 669.Rohan Arcade 1st stage 2nd Floor 2nd Block 80 feet road H.B.R.layout Kalyananagar Bangalore 560043 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-0150) TTMC, 42 LGSTO 150 - Bengaluru 080 23470382 BMTC building 2nd Floor Yeshvanthpura Bangalore 560022 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-0152) TTMC, 43 LGSTO 152 - Bengaluru 080 23470450 BMTC building3rd Floor Yeshvanthpura Bangalore 560022 Commercial Tax Officer(SGSTO-153) 2nd floor Shri Balaji Arcade 44 SGSTO 153 - Dodballapur 080 27622209 Gangadarapura Doddabalapura Bangalore 561203 Commercial Tax Officer(SGSTO-183) KIADB commercial complex, 45 SGSTO 183 - Chikballapur 08156-263013 Industrial area, BB road Chikkabalapura 562101 DGSTO-6 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-50) KIADB 46 LGSTO 050 - Bengaluru 080-28360339 building 2nd block 2nd Floor 14th cross Peenya 2nd stage Bangalore 560058 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-50 Addl) KIADB 47 LGSTO 050 A - Bengaluru 080-28360486 building 2nd Floor 14th cross Peenya 2nd stage Bangalore 560058 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-65) KIADB 48 LGSTO 065 - Bengaluru 080-28362810 building 1st Floor 14th cross Peenya 2nd stage Bangalore 560058 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-65 Addl) KIADB 49 LGSTO 065 A - Bengaluru 080-28363947 building 1st Floor 14th cross Peenya 2nd stage Bangalore 560058 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-75) KIADB 50 LGSTO 075 - Bengaluru 080-28362910 building 1st Floor 14th cross Peenya 2nd stage Bangalore 560058 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-80) KIADB 51 LGSTO 080 - Bengaluru 080-28363971 building 1st Floor 14th cross Peenya 2nd stage Bangalore 560058 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-170) 52 LGSTO 170 - Tumkur 0816-2292407 Siddarameshwara Layout Vanijya Therige Sankirna 80 feet road TUMKUR 572103 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes(LGSTO-175) 53 LGSTO 175-Tumkur 0816-2292520 Siddarameshwara Layout Vanijya Therige Sankirna 80 feet road TUMKUR 572103 Commercial Tax Officer(SGSTO-171) kalpathur College TIPTUR 54 SGSTO 171 - Tiptur 08134-255667 572201 Commercial Tax Officer(SGSTO-172) Ground Floor Gowribidhanooru 55 SGSTO 172 - Madhugiri 08137-282297 Road Raghavendre Colony MADHUGIRI 572132 DGSTO MYSORE Joint Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (Admin) DGSTO-MYSORE, 56 JCCT(A), DGSTO, Mysore 0821-2420367 Seshadri Bhavan Diwan Road Mysore - 570 024 Joint Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (Admin) DGSTO-MYSORE, 57 JCCT(A), DGSTO, Mysore 0821-2420360 Seshadri Bhavan Diwan Road Mysore - 570 024 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (LGSTO 190) DGSTO- 58 LGSTO 190 - Mysuru 0821-2429617 MYS Seshadri Bhavan Diwan Road Mysore - 570 024 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (LGSTO 195) DGSTO- 59 LGSTO 195-Mysuru 0821-2423597 MYS Seshadri Bhavan Diwan Road Mysore - 570 024 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (LGSTO 200) DGSTO- 60 LGSTO 200 - Mysuru 0821-2426952 MYS Seshadri Bhavan Diwan Road Mysore - 570 024 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (LGSTO 205) DGSTO- 61 LGSTO 205-Mysuru 0821-2420922 MYS Seshadri Bhavan Diwan Road Mysore - 570 024 Assistant Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (LGSTO-210)
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