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Reorganization Nashik 1 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF COMMISSIONER OF CENTRAL EXCISE, CUSTOMS & SERVICE TAX, TELANGKHEDI ROAD, CIVIL LINES, NAGPUR-440001 F.No.I(22)03/CCO/NZ/2017/ADM, Nagpur, dtd. 21 /06/2017 Trade Notice No. 03/2017 Subject:- Re-organisation of existing Nashik I and Nashik II Commissionerates into CENTRAL TAX Commissionerate, Nashik, and Jurisdiction of its Divisions and Ranges effective from 22/06/2017 —reg... 1. In terms of Notification No. 2/2017 - Central Tax dated 19.06.2017 issued by the Under Secretary, Govt. of India, Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, Central Board of Excise 86 Customs, the existing Nashik - I 86 II Commissionerates have been re-organised into one Commissionerate namely Nashik CENTRAL TAX Commissionerate, Nashik, effective from 22/06/2017. 2. The jurisdiction of CENTRAL TAX Commissionerate Nashik, its Divisions and Ranges shall be as given in table I 86 table II below:- Table I 2.1 Central Tax Commissionerate Jurisdiction Districts of Nashik, Dhule, Nandurbar, Nashik Jalgaon and Ahmednagar in the state of Maharashtra. Table II 2.2 Sr Name of the Jurisdiction of the Division and its Ranges . CENTRAL TAX No Divisions and Ranges in the Central Tax Commissionerate, Nashik 1 Ahmednagar Ahmednagar District in State of Maharashtra Division 1 Ahmednagar-I Area of Ahmednagar Tehsil/ Taluka, including area of Range Ahmednagar Municipal Corporation, lying in the West of Manmad-Pune Road, starting from Nandgaon Shingave till Kamargaon via Patrakar Chowk, Sarjepura Chowk , Bhingarwala Chowk , Parsha Khunt, Daware Gali Chowk and Kothi Chowk in Ahmednagar City. 2 Ahmednagar-II Area of Ahmednagar Tehsil/ Taluka, including area of Range Ahmednagar Municipal Corporation, lying in the East of Manmad-Pune Road, starting from Nandgaon Shingave till Kamargaon via Patrakar Chowk, Sarjepura Chowk , Bhingarwala Chowk , Parsha Khunt, Daware Gali Chowk and Kothi Chowk in Ahmednagar City. 2 3 Parner Range Tehsils/Talukas of Parner, Shrigonda, Karjat and Jamkhed of Ahmednagar District. 4 Sangamner Tehsils/Talukas of Sangamner and Akole of Range Ahmednagar District 5 Shirdi Range Tehsils/Talukas of Kopargaon, Rahuri, Rahata, Shrirampur, Nevasa, Pathardi and Shevgaon of Ahmednagar District. 2 Dhule Division Dhule and Nandurbar Districts in the state of Maharashtra. 1 Dhule-I Range Area of Dhule Tehsil/ Taluka, other than covered in the area of Municipal Corporation of Dhule, lying in the West of Mumbai-Agra Highway, the area of Municipal Corporation of Dhule lying in the West of Old Mumbai-Agra Road and the entire area of Sakri Tehsil/Taluka of Dhule District. 2 Dhule-II Range Area of Dhule Tehsil/ Taluka, other than covered in the area of Municipal Corporation of Dhule, lying in the East of Mumbai-Agra Highway and the area of Municipal Corporation of Dhule lying in the East of Old Mumbai-Agra Road 3 Nandurbar Nandurbar District. Range 4 Shindkheda Shindkheda Tehsil/Taluka of Dhule District. Range 5 Shirpur Range Shirpur Tehsil/Taluka of Dhule District. 3 Jalgaon Division Jalgaon District in the state of Maharashtra. 1 Amalner Range Area of Tehsils/Talukas of Amalner, Dharangaon, Chopda and Parola of Jalgaon District. 2 Bhusawal Area of Tehsils/Talukas of Bhusawal, Yaval, Raver, Range Muktainagar, Bodwad and Jamner of Jalgaon District. 3 Chalisgaon Area of Tehsils/Talukas of Chalisgaon, Bhadgaon and Range Pachora of Jalgaon District. 4 Jalgaon-I Area of Jalgaon Tehsil/ Taluka, including the area of Range Jalgaon Municipal Corporation, lying in the North of Dhule-Nagpur Highway (NH6). 5 Jalgaon-II Area of Jalgaon Tehsil/ Taluka, including the area of Range Jalgaon Municipal Corporation, lying in the South of Dhule-Nagpur Highway (NH6), and the area of Erandol Tehsil of Jalgaon District. 4 Nashik- I Division Area of Nashik Tehsil/ Taluka, including the area of Nashik Municipal Corporation, situated in the North of Trimbakeshwar Road and in the North West of Old Agra road starting from Trimbak Naka to Adgaon Naka and area in the North of Mumbai- Agra-Highway from Adgaon Naka onwards, Tehsils/Talukas of Trimbakeshawar, Peth,Dindori, Surgana, Kalwan, Baglan, Deola and Malegaon of Nashik District. 3 1 Godavari Area of Nashik Tehsil/Taluka, including area of Range Nashik Municipal Corporation, between Trimbakeshwar Road and Godavari River bound by Old Agra Road starting from Trimbak Naka to Ahilyabai Holkar (Victoria) Bridge but excluding Satpur, MIDC area. 2 Malegaon Tehsils/Talukas of Malegaon, Deola, Kalwan and Range Baglan of Nashik District. 3 Panchvati Area of Nashik Tehsil/ Taluka, including the area of Range Nashik Municipal Corporation, lying in the North of Godavari River, the area situated in the North of Old Agra Road from Ahilyabai Holkar (Victoria) Bridge till Adgaon Naka and the area in the North of Mumbai Agra Highway from Adgaon Naka onwards. 4 Satpur Range Area of Satpur, MIDC in the North of Trimbakeshwar Road. 5 Trimbakeshwar Tehsils/ Talukas of Trimbakeshwar, Dindori, Peth and Range Surgana of Nashik District. 5 Nashik-II Division Area of Nashik Tehsil/ Taluka, including the area of Nashik Municipal Corporation, situated in the South of Trimbakeshwar Road and the South East of Old Agra Road starting from Trimbak Naka to Adgaon Naka and the area in the South of Mumbai- Agra-Highway from Adgaon Naka onwards, Tehsils/Talukas of Igatpuri, Sinnar, Niphad, Yeola, Chandwad and Nandgaon of Nashik District. 1 Ambad Range Area of Ambad, MIDC. 2 Manmad Range Tehsils/Talukas of Nandgaon and Yeola of Nashik District. 3 Niphad Range Tehsils/Talukas of Niphad and Chandwad of Nashik District. 4 Sinnar Range Tehsil/Taluka of Sinnar of Nashik District. 5 Tapovan Range Igatpuri Tehsil/Taluka and the area of Nashik Tehsil/ Taluka, including the area of Nashik Municipal Corporation, situated in the South of Trimbakeshwar Road and South East of Old Agra Road starting from Trimbak Naka to Adgaon Naka and the area in the South of Mumbai-Agra-Highway from Adgaon Naka onwards excluding area of Ambad MIDC. 6 The following are Customs formations in the areas covered by Districts of Dhule, Nandurbar 86 Jalgaon in the state of Maharashtra. 6.1 ICD Bhusawal All Customs related work at ICD Bhusawal. 6.2 Customs Division, Jalgaon and its (1) All Customs work Customs Ranges:- including factory stuffing in Dhule, Nandurbar and Jalgaon districts of Maharashtra. 4 6.2.1 Range - I All Custc;ms work including factory stuffing in the districts of Dhule and Nandurbar in the State of Maharashtra. 6.2.2 Range-II All Customs work including factory stuffing in Jalgaon District of Maharashtra. 7 The following are Customs formations in the areas covered by Districts of Nashik and Ahmednagar in the state of Maharashtra. 7.1 ICD/ACC, Janori and ACC, Ozar All Customs related work at (1) ICD, Janori (2) Aircargo Complex, Janori (3) Aircargo Complex Ozhar. 7.2 Customs Division Nashik and its (1) All Customs work Customs Ranges including factory stuffing in the districts of Ahmednagar and Nashik in state of Maharashtra. (2) All Customs related work at:- (i) SEZ, Sinnar; and (ii) CFS, Ambad 7.2.1 Range-I All Customs work including factory stuffing in the Ahmednagar District of State of Maharashtra. 7.2.2 Range-II (1) All Customs work including factory stuffing in the Nashik district of state of Maharashtra. (2) All Customs related work at:- (i) SEZ, Sinnar; and (ii) CFS, Ambad 3. The jurisdictions indicated above shall come into force with effect from 22.06.2017. 4. All the Trade Associations, Chambers of Commerce and Industries and Members of Regional Advisory Committee under the jurisdiction of CENTRAL TAX Commissionerate, Nashik are requested to bring the contents of the Trade Notice to the knowledge of their members and other concerned persons. kk_JA44A44__ ( A. K. PANDEY) CHIEF COMMISSIONER CENTRAL TAX NAGPUR ZONE .
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