ICMAI Ghaziabad Chapter Hosts Seminar on 2026 Tax Reforms; TRD Committee Completes 22 Nationwide Programmes

New Delhi [India], June 22: The Ghaziabad Chapter of The Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICMAI), in collaboration with the TRD Committee and the Income Tax Department, successfully hosted a seminar titled “Tax Reforms 2026 – Emerging Opportunities and Challenges in Direct & Indirect Taxation.” The event brought together tax professionals, industry leaders, academicians, and students to analyze the evolving fiscal landscape and discuss new avenues for practitioners.

Shri Sanjay Kumar Chaurasia, IRS, Additional Commissioner of Income Tax, Ghaziabad, graced the occasion as the Guest of Honour. In his address, he emphasized the critical need for transparent tax administration, voluntary compliance, and the pivotal role professionals play in fortifying the nation’s economic framework.

The seminar also marked a significant milestone: the TRD Committee successfully completed its 22nd professional programme in its nationwide campaign, underscoring its commitment to knowledge dissemination and professional development in taxation.

The technical sessions featured insights from eminent experts:

  • CMA (Dr.) Pawan Jaiswal analyzed emerging issues and strategic opportunities within Direct Taxation.
  • CMA (Dr.) Anil Sharma addressed recent updates, compliance mandates, and practical challenges in Indirect Taxation and GST.

The event was organized under the dynamic leadership of CMA Shivam Kansal, Chairman of the Ghaziabad Chapter, whose forward-thinking approach continues to elevate the Chapter’s professional initiatives.

He was supported by CMA Himanshu Aggarwal, Secretary, whose meticulous planning, cross-functional coordination, and dedication were vital to the event’s execution.

Key support was also provided by CMA Kailash Kumar Jha (Vice Chairman), CMA Praveen Raizada (Treasurer), and CMA Rahul Jain (Chairman, PD Committee), alongside the Chapter’s Managing Committee members and volunteers.

During his address, CMA Shivam Kansal reaffirmed the Chapter’s dedication to hosting high-caliber technical programmes that equip professionals with the practical insights needed to navigate a rapidly changing regulatory environment.

The seminar concluded with an interactive Q&A session, allowing participants to consult the speakers on complex corporate taxation issues. The event received widespread acclaim for its rich technical depth, distinguished panel, and seamless execution, further reinforcing ICMAI’s role in professional development and nation-building.

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