new delhi facing criticism over the new itr forms that seek details on bank accounts and foreign travel finance minister arun jaitley will soon meet tax officials for the second time to make the filing of returns simpler for individual taxpayers after returning from washington yesterday jaitley had held a meeting with tax officials on the new income tax return itr forms that have evoked sharp reactions from experts and others alike the finance minister will be taking another meeting to finalise changes in the new forms said a source the central board of direct taxes cbdt the apex policymaking body of the income tax department had notified the forms for the current assessment year seeking additional details to check the menace of black money as it stands the new itr forms including the itr1 and itr2 require an assessee to furnish the number of bank accounts held by the individual at any time including openedclosed during the previous year with the last balance in the account as on march 31 of the justconcluded fiscal the assessee will also have to furnish the name of the bank account number address ifsc code and any possible joint account holders name on saturday revenue secretary shaktikanta das had said the government will reconsider the new itr forms to make it simple jaitley had called him up from washington asking him not to proceed further on the matter experts and consultants have criticised the new forms saying the government was seeking too much of data they felt that the addition of new information would make the process of filing returns difficult