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Day: October 3, 2019

  • Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves fall by $769 million to $15 billion

    Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves fall by $769 million to $15 billion

    KARACHI: Pakistan’s total foreign exchange reserves declined by $769 million to $15 billion by week ended September 27, 2019, State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) said on Thursday.

    The total foreign exchange reserves of Pakistan declined by $768.9 million to $15.003 billion by week ended September 27, 2019 as compared with $15.772 billion a week ago.

    The official reserves held by the SBP came down by $723.7 million to $7.741 billion by week ended September 27, 2019 as compared with $8.465 billion a week ago.

    The SBP said that its official reserves were declined due to foreign debt repayment.

    The reserves held by commercial banks also fell by $45.2 million to $7.262 billion as compared with $7.307 billion a week ago.

    The foreign exchange reserves hit record high of $23.084 billion on week ended July 01, 2016.

  • FBR promotes 75 data entry operators to MIS officers

    FBR promotes 75 data entry operators to MIS officers

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Thursday promoted 75 Data Entry Operator (DEOs) BS-12 to the post of Management of Information System (MIS) Officer BS-16 on regular basis with immediate effect and until further orders.

    The FBR has promoted top 75 senior DEOs, who were waiting for their promotions for a long time.

    Following is the list of promoted DEOs to the post of MIS Officers:

    Name and place of posting

    01. Abdul Hamid Khan, Large Taxpayers Unit (LTU), Lahore

    02. Muhammad Amin S/o Bashir Ahmad, Data Processing Center (DPC) Income Tax, Lahore.

    03. Aslam Javed Butt, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    04. Muhammad Ismail S/o Ghulam Gilani, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    05. Syed Junaid Saeed, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    06. Tahir Hussain Khan, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    07. Syed Tariq Ali, DPC, Income Tax, Rawalpindi.

    08. Khalid Mehmood Awan, DPC, Income Tax, Rawalpindi

    09. Tahir Ali, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    10. Sabir Hussain Lashari, Regional Tax Office (RTO) Hyderabad.

    11. Raheela Baloch, RTO Hyderabad.

    12. Muhammad Iqbal S/o Muhammad Ishaq (late) DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    13. Idrees Ahmed, DPC, Income Tax, Lahore.

    14. Parvez H Rizvi, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    15. Kamal Haider, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    16. S. Shafaat Hussain Naqvi, DPC, Income Tax, Multan.

    17. Muhammad Mashkoor Khan, LTU Karachi.

    18. S. M. Sharique, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    19. Kafil Ahmed Jamali, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    20. Shagufta Naz, Chief Coordinator Computer Wing, Income Tax, Islamabad.

    21. Farida Essa, Directorate of Internal Audit (Inland Revenue), Islamabad.

    22. Kauser Parveen, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    23. Muhammad Saleem, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    24. Mansoor Ahmed, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    25. Nadeem Yousuf Zai, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    26. Shahzad Saleem, RTO-II, Karachi.

    27. Iffat Irfani, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    28. Nasir Khan Baloch, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    29. Muhammad Saeed Hussain Shah, DPC, Income Tax, Rawalpindi.

    30. Riaz Ahmed, DPC, Income Tax, Rawalpindi.

    31. Muhammad Iqbal, RTO, Faisalabad.

    32. Saqib Ahmed Siddiqui, DPC, Income Tax, Peshawar.

    33. Zafar Iqbal, DPC, Income Tax, Peshawar.

    34. Ashraf Sohaib, RTO-II, Karachi.

    35. Raheela Hakim, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    36. Shabbir Hussain, RTO, Faisalabad.

    37. Saeed Tahir, DPC, Income Tax, Rawalpindi.

    38. Muhammad Aslam, DPC, Income Tax, Rawalpindi.

    39. Muhammad Rashid Bhatti, RTO-II Lahore.

    40. Nadeem Ul Hasan, Directorate of Intelligence and Investigation, Inland Revenue, Karachi.

    41. Malik Saeed Ahmed, DPC, Income Tax, Multan.

    42. Ghulam Ali Malik, FBR Headquarter, Islamabad.

    43. Imran Ahmed Khan, RTO-II, Lahore.

    44. Shahid Iqbal, DPC, Income Tax, Multan.

    45. Saifullah Bughio, RTO Hyderabad.

    46. Abdul Aziz, LTU Karachi.

    47. Muhammad Arif Mushtaq, LTU Karachi.

    48. Azmatullah, RTO-II Karachi.

    49. Syed Musheeruddin, LTU Karachi.

    50. Mukhtar Jagirani, LTU Karachi.

    51. Farrukh Saeed, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    52. Obaidullah Naeem, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    53. Muhammad Zahid S/o Hamid Ahmed Usmani, RTO Quetta.

    54. Irfan Sabir, RTO Quetta.

    55. Zafar Hassain, LTU Karachi.

    56. Saleem Siddiqui, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    57. Syed Yousuf, LTU Karachi.

    58. Malik Nasar Javed, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    59. Shabana Talat Siddiqui, RTO-III, Karachi.

    60. Wajid Hussain, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    61. Sahir Farooqui, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    62. Noor Hayat Khan, Corporate RTO, Karachi.

    63. Sh. M. Ismail S/o Shaikh Muhammad Ramzan, DPC, Income Tax, Karachi.

    64. Ayaz Haider, RTO Peshawar.

    65. Muhammad Yousuf Khan, LTU-II Karachi.

    66. Muhammad Amin, DPC, Income Tax, Rawalpindi.

    67. Muhammad Atif khan, DPC, Income Tax, Rawalpindi.

    68. Iftikhar Ahmed, DPC, Income Tax, Rawalpindi.

    69. Gul Khan, DPC, Income Tax, Rawalpindi.

    70. Abdul Rauf Siddiqui, RTO-II, Lahore.

    71. Ejaz Ahmed Butt, DPC Income Tax, Rawalpindi.

    72. Naveed Mirza, DPC, Income Tax, Lahore.

    73. Ghulam Muhammad Toor, DPC, Income Tax, Multan.

    74. Asif Hussain, RTO Sialkot.

    75. Arshad Mehmood, RTO Rawalpindi

    The FBR said that the promoted officers would be on probation for a period of one year, extendable, for a further period not exceeding one year, provided that if no order is issued by the day of following the termination of probationary period, the appointment shall be deemed to be held until further orders.

    The officers already drawing performance allowance equal to 100 percent of the basic pay will continue to draw the same on their promotion.

  • Stock market gains 389 points as COAS meeting boost confidence

    Stock market gains 389 points as COAS meeting boost confidence

    KARACHI: The stock market gained 389 points on Thursday as sentiments of business community were high after meeting with Chief of Army Staff (COAS).

    The benchmark KSE-100 index of Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) closed at 32,752 points as against 32,363 points showing an increase of 389 points.

    Analysts at Arif Habib Limited said that the market stayed pumped up the entire session after an initial drop of 83 points earlier in the session.

    Although oil prices showed negative trend, E&P scrips managed to stay afloat with nominal price gains. Several stocks in Cement, Refinery and OMCs hit upper circuit.

    Meeting of businessmen with Army Chief improved sentiments at the bourse, with the expectation of concrete steps being taken now onwards.

    Investors put fears of FATF, higher interest rate and Inflationary concerns on the back burner and took positive view on market.

    Overall volumes hit a new high of CY19 with 324 million shares. Cement sector led the volumes with 39.1 million shares, followed by Power (+37.8 million) and Engineering (31.6 million).

    Among scrips, KEL managed to post 35.7 million shares followed by UNITY (22.7 million) and DSL (11.8 million).

    Sectors contributing to the performance include Banks (+90 points), Cement (+65 points), Fertilizer (+55 points), Power (+40 points), O&GMCs (+27 points).

    Volumes hit an 11month high of 324.1 million shares against 181.4 million shares (+79 percent DoD). Average traded value also surged by 68 percent DoD to reach US$ 58.2 million as against US$ 34.7 million.

    Stocks that contributed significantly to the volumes include KEL, UNITY, DSL, MLCF and TRG, which formed 29 percent of total volumes.

    Stocks that contributed positively include HBL (+31 points), LUCK (+28 points), ENGRO (+24 points), KEL (+20 points) and FFC (+20 points). Stocks that contributed negatively include POL (-9 points), MUREB (-6 points), COLG (-5 points), NESTLE (-3 points), and GHGL (-3 points).

  • Customs official awarded major penalty for corruption, misconduct

    Customs official awarded major penalty for corruption, misconduct

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has imposed major penalty of ‘compulsory retirement’ upon a BS-16 officials of Pakistan Customs on charges of corruption, misconduct and inefficiency.

    According to an official note issued on Thursday the FBR said that disciplinary proceedings under Government Servants (Efficiency & Discipline) Rules, 1973 were initiated against Mansab Shah, Inspector (BS-16), Model Customs Collectorate of Preventive, Lahore on account of “Inefficiency”, “Misconduct” and “Corruption” under E&D, Rules 1973 after placing him under suspension vide notification 25.03.2019.

    “On receipt of preliminary fact finding inquiry report, all charges were established.”

    A Show Cause Notice dated 27.03.2019 was accordingly issued to him and he was also called for personal hearing by the Authorized Officer / Collector, MCC (Preventive), Lahore on 28.05.2019.

    After considering the charges framed in the charge sheet and other available record, the Authorized Officer / Collector, MCC (Preventive), Lahore recommended to the Authority for imposition of major penalty of Compulsory Retirement.

    The Member (Admn) FBR being Authority in this case, after having considered all aspects of the case and the recommendations of the Authorized Officer has therefore, imposed the major penalty of “Compulsory Retirement” upon Mansab Shah, Inspector, under rule 4(1)(b)(ii) of the Govt. Servants (Efficiency & Discipline) Rules, 1973 with immediate effect.

    The period of suspension of the accused officer w.e.f 25.03.2019 till date will be treated as a leave of kind due as admissible under the rules.

    The official shall have right of Appeal as admissible in the Civil Servants (Appeal) Rules, 1977.

  • Rupee ends flat in range bound trading

    Rupee ends flat in range bound trading

    The Pakistani rupee remained largely stable against the US dollar on Thursday, closing in a tight range-bound session in the interbank foreign exchange market.

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  • FBR issues fresh list of sectors allowed input tax adjustment

    FBR issues fresh list of sectors allowed input tax adjustment

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has issued fresh list of sectors to allow input adjustment by amending the Section 8B of Sales Tax Act, 1990.

    The FBR issued SRO 1190(I)/2019 on Thursday in suppression of its previous SRO 647(I)/2007 dated June 27, 2007.

    The following sectors have been allowed input adjustment and refunds:

    01. Persons registered in electrical energy sector.

    02. Oil marketing companies and petroleum refineries.

    03. Fertilizers manufacturers.

    04. Persons making zero-rated supplies, including exports, provided that value of such supplies exceeds 50 percent of value of all taxable supplies in a tax period.

    05. Distributors.

    06. Gas distribution companies.

    07. Telecommunication services.

    08. Pakistan Steel, Bin Qasim, Karachi.

    09. Registered persons other than manufacturers, making supplies of items covered under the Third Schedule to the Sales tax Act, 1990, on which sales tax has been paid by the manufacturer or importer on retail price, provided that value of such supplies exceeds 80 percent of value of all taxable supplies in a tax period.

    10. Commercial importers where value of import subject to 3 percent value addition as prescribed in Twelfth Schedule to the Act exceeds 50 percent of value of all taxable purchases, including imports, in a tax period.

    Through the latest SRO the retailers also importing goods in bulk and operating chain stores have been allowed adjustment of input tax to the extent of 95 percent of the output tax for the tax period and the excess amount shall be carried forward to the next period.

    The FBR further said that the first proviso of sub-section (1) and sub-section (2) and (3) of Section 8B of the Sales Tax Act, 1990, shall apply, mutatis mutandis, to the input tax to be adjusted or carried forward as provided in clause (b).

  • NCCPL to collect capital gain tax on October 09

    NCCPL to collect capital gain tax on October 09

    KARACHI: National Clearing Company of Pakistan Limited (NCCPL) has announced that it will collect Capital Gain Tax (CGT) on disposal of shares on October 09, 2019 for the period July and August.

    Informing the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the NCCPL said that the aggregate amount of CGT arising on disposal of shares at PSX for the period July01, 2019 to August31, 2019, would be collected on Wednesday October 9, 2019 through respective settling banks of the Clearing Members.

    All Clearing Members are hereby requested to ensure requisite amount in the irrespective settling bank’s account.

    Necessary details and reports for the said period have already been made available in the CGT System.

    Clearing Members have been asked to verify the investor wise details of capital gain or loss and tax thereon, if any, through reports/downloads.
    In case of none or partial collection of CGT, necessary action would be taken in accordance with the Rules and NCCPL Regulations, the NCCPL said.

    NCCPL collects advance tax from the members of Stock Exchange registered in Pakistan, margin financiers, trading financiers and lenders],in respect of margin financing in share business or providing of any margin financing, margin trading or securities lending under Securities (Leveraged Markets and Pledging) Rules, 2011 in share business] at the rate specified in Division IIB of Part IV of First Schedule.

  • SRO to save customs officers in mega gold scam challenged before FBR policy board

    SRO to save customs officers in mega gold scam challenged before FBR policy board

    ISLAMABAD: The Directorate General of Internal Audit (Customs) Lahore has challenged the issuance of SRO 1114(I)/2019 before the Policy Board of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) alleging the issuance of the notification was a bid to save senior customs officers in mega gold corruption cases.

    In a compliant on October 02, 2019 made to Dr. Abdul Hafeez Shaikh, Advisor to Prime Minister on Finance and Revenue and Chairman FBR’s Policy Board and the other members of the FBR’s policy board that is constituted under Section 6 of the FBR Act, 2007, it has been alleged that the SRO has taken away from the Customs Internal Audit its capacity to detect customs officers’ corruption and resulting massive revenue loss.

    The SRO has been called a device to liberate the customs officers’ corruption and revenue losses from the fear of subsequent internal audit’s detection.

    According to the complainant i.e. Directorate General of Internal Audit (Customs) Lahore, the FBR has purported to act under certain provisions of Customs Act and Sales Tax Act which do not give the FBR any power to abolish any field formations.

    It is alleged that these provisions confer on FBR only the power to appoint officers in field formations and to define their powers and functions.

    It has been further alleged that two directorates of Internal Audit had been abolished in breach of FBR’s statutory obligations under FBR Act, 2007.

    According to the complainant, Section 4(1)(d) of FBR Act requires FBR to improve productivity in its field formations. Section 4(1)(g) of FBR Act requires FBR to take appropriate measures including internal controls to combat corruption within its field formations.

    Section 4(1)(j) of FBR Act requires FBR to introduce and maintain a system of accountability of performance, competence and conduct of its employees.

    It has been alleged that abolition of two directorates of internal audit and over burdening of the single directorate of Islamabad with the responsibility of Customs Internal Audit throughout the country is a measure against FBR’s statutory obligation to improve productivity in field formations.

    It is also a measure against the FBR’s statutory obligation to control corruption and to maintain a system of performance accountability of its officers and employees.

    The complainant questioned that why FBR has conceived a unique SRO of its own kind which has the effect of sheltering corruption and revenue losses from the fear of detection.

    It has been alleged in the complaint that the Directorate of Internal Audit Karachi has been abolished to shelter the customs officers posted in Karachi, who are normally responsible for 90 percent of the customs corruption and revenue losses which take place throughout the country in a year.

    It has been further alleged that the Directorate of Internal Audit Lahore has been abolished for more than one reason, all meant to shelter revenue losses from detection and to save corrupt customs officers from accountability.

    It has been alleged in the complaint that the struggle of Directorate of Internal Audit Lahore to recover a revenue loss of Rs60 billion in gold cases and the efforts of the Directorate to take gold cases against customs officers to a logical conclusion have resulted in its abolition just to serve the interests of senior customs officers involved in these cases.

    The gold case made by Internal Audit took a new beginning when in response to a new story published on June 11, 2018, the Federal Tax Ombudsman took suo moto cognizance of these cases involving a revenue loss of Rs60 billion and recommended disciplinary and criminal proceedings against the customs officers responsible for causing the revenue loss.

    The collector of five customs collectorates subsequently filed representations against FTO’s recommendations before the President of Pakistan. However, the Directorate of Internal Audit Lahore had pleaded the gold cases against the customs officers.

    The directorate of internal audit Lahore requested the FBR Policy Board that the operation of SRO may be immediately held in abeyance till determination of its legality and proper evaluation of its pro corruption consequences.

  • FBR says 48 companies integrated sales data

    FBR says 48 companies integrated sales data

    ISLAMABAD: At least 48 leading companies have integrated their sales data with the online system of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).

    The FBR issued the list of these 48 companies which opted for integrating their retail point of sales (POS) with the FBR in order to get reduced rates of sales tax.

    Following is the list of the companies:

    SERVICE INDUSTRIES LTD

    NISHAT (CHUNIAN) LIMITED

    HOUSE OF ITTEHAD (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    AL-KARAM TEXTILE MILLS (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    GUL AHMED TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED

    TRI-STAR POLYESTER LIMITED

    BATA PAKISTAN LIMITED

    LAKHANY SILK MILLS (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    FIRHAJ FOOTWEARS (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    SERVICE SALES CORPORATION (PVT) LIMITED

    SHAPAR PVT LTD

    BORJAN (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    FAMOUS BRANDS (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    URBAN SOLE

    KHAWAJA TANNERIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    SEFAM (PVT) LTD

    THREE STARS HOSIERY MILLS (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    NISHAT MILLS LIMITED

    SHOE PLANET (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    TIMES CLOTHING PVT LIMITED

    CAMBRIDGE GARMENT INDUSTRIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    GENERATION (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    KAMAL LIMITED

    NISHAT LINEN (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    MISHA FASHIONS (PVT.) LIMITED

    HUSSAIN MANUFACTURING (PVT.) LIMITED

    RETAIL AVENUE (PVT.) LIMITED

    M/S. AKAZ BRANDS (PVT.) LIMITED

    LOFT COMMERCIALS LIMITED

    NASEEM ENTERPRISES & TRADING (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    AL-RAZZAQ FIBRES (PVT.) LIMITED

    OUTFITTERS STORES

    THE OAKS PAKISTAN PVT LTD

    SAPPHIRE RETAIL LIMITED

    SSFR (PVT.) LIMITED

    KHAADI (SMC-PVT.) LIMITED

    URBAN BRANDS

    LEVI STRAUSS PAKISTAN (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    RAFUM INDUSTRIES (PVT.) LIMITED

    AMIR KAMAL

    SHEIKHUPURA TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED

    IBL IDENTITY (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    SANAULLA TEXTILE MILLS

    MRS FARNAZ AHMAD

    SAID AHMED BRANDS (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    HIGHPOINT VENTURES (PRIVATE) LIMITED

    SANAULLA LONGFU TEXTILE (PVT.) LIMITED

    S-LUXE (PRIVATE) LIMITED

  • SECP revokes licenses of 22 not for profit companies; total cancellation tops 319

    SECP revokes licenses of 22 not for profit companies; total cancellation tops 319

    ISLAMABAD: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has cancelled licenses of 22 Not for Profit Companies during first quarter of the current fiscal year. The regulator so far revoked licenses of 319 charitable and non-profit organizations (NPOs).

    In a statement issued on Wednesday the SECP that the licenses were revoked for non-compliant of statutory requirements i.e. non-filing of financial statements and annual returns. Some of them were dormant since incorporation.

    These companies licensed under section 42 of the Companies Act. Upon revocation of license, these companies have to follow the procedure for their winding up voluntarily and in case of having no assets and liabilities they shall apply for striking their names off the register of the companies in terms of section 43 of the Companies Act, 2017 read with the Associations with Charitable and Not for Profit Objects Regulations, 2018.

    Sr.No.CRO NameCompany NameDate of Revocation of License
    1KarachiABDUL FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    2LahoreAGRO-FORESTRY FOUNDATION FOR POVERTY ALLEVIATION1-Feb-16
    3IslamabadAKBAR ZUBAIDAH GHANI FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    4LahoreAKHTAR A. AWAN FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    5QuettaAL-KHALIQ FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    6LahoreALL PAKISTAN KITE FLYING ASSOCIATION9-Jul-15
    7KarachiALLIED FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    8IslamabadANSARI WELFARE FOUNDATION OF PAKISTAN9-Jul-15
    9IslamabadASIAN HUMAN RIGHTS DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION6-Apr-15
    10IslamabadASSOCIATION FOR FAIR TRADE IN PAKISTAN6-Apr-15
    11IslamabadASSOCIATION OF CHINESE ENTERPRISES IN PAKISTAN6-Apr-15
    12IslamabadAVERROES FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    13IslamabadBILAWAL FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    14IslamabadCENTRE FOR POLICY ALTERNATIVES9-Jul-15
    15IslamabadCHAUDHRI MOHAMMAD ALI FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    16LahoreCINEMA OWNERS FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    17PeshawarCITIZEN COMMUNITY COORDINATION FOR DEVELOPMENT9-Jul-15
    18LahoreCLAY PIGEON SHOOTING ASSOCIATION OF PAKISTAN9-Jul-15
    19LahoreCLIMAX FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    20IslamabadCOMMUNITY LIFE NETWORK6-Apr-15
    21IslamabadCOMPREHENSIVE DISASTER RESPONSE SERVICES6-Apr-15
    22KarachiCUPOLA CARES FOUNDATION1-Feb-16
    23PeshawarDA RORR LASS6-Apr-15
    24LahoreDAR-UL-ISLAM AL-KHAIRYIA FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    25IslamabadDEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE NETWORK6-Apr-15
    26IslamabadDHAI EDUCATION FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    27PeshawarDOSTI DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    28IslamabadDR. SHAUKAT HAROON FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    29LahoreEARLSFIELD FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    30IslamabadEDUCACY FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    31IslamabadENGINEERS’ FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    32IslamabadENVIRONMENT WATCH6-Apr-15
    33IslamabadFOCUS PAKISTAN FOUNDATION29-Jan-16
    34IslamabadFOUNDATION FOR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, AWARENESS & RESEARCH9-Jul-15
    35IslamabadFOUNDATION FOR SOCIOECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT AND DEVELOPMENT9-Jul-15
    36LahoreFRIENDS HUMANITY TRUST9-Jul-15
    37IslamabadFUNDS FOR INCLUSION OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES9-Jul-15
    38PeshawarGADOON AMAZAI RURAL AREA SUPPORT PROGRAM6-Apr-15
    39MultanGLOBAL ORGANIZATION FOR HUMAN EMPOWERMENT AND RIGHTS9-Jul-15
    40IslamabadGLOBAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    41PeshawarGLOBAL RESOURCES FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT6-Apr-15
    42LahoreGOLF PLAYERS ASSOCIATION6-Apr-15
    43KarachiGREEN VIEW FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    44KarachiHABIB FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    45LahoreHAZRAT KHADIJAH SADIA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    46LahoreHELMS FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    47IslamabadHELPCOUNTS FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    48IslamabadHINA AND NAYHA DISASTER SERVICES, PAKISTAN9-Jul-15
    49LahoreHOSPITAL WASTE MANAGEMENT9-Jul-15
    50LahoreHUM LOGE9-Jul-15
    51IslamabadHUMAN AID FOCUS6-Apr-15
    52IslamabadHUMAN INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM6-Apr-15
    53IslamabadHUMAN RELIEF ORGANIZATION29-Jan-16
    54LahoreHUMAN RIGHTS FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    55SukkurHUMAN SAFETY FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    56LahoreHUMANITY CARE STIFTUNG6-Apr-15
    57IslamabadHUM-QADAM FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    58LahoreIDARAH TAAMIR E MILLAT6-Apr-15
    59PeshawarIDRAK9-Jul-15
    60IslamabadIKI HUMAN WELFARE FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    61KarachiINSTITUTE OF CHARTERED SECRETARIES & MANAGERS24-Aug-15
    62KarachiINSTITUTE OF MARKETING MANAGEMENT24-Aug-15
    63IslamabadINSTITUTE OF SOCIAL ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH9-Jul-15
    64KarachiINSTITUTE OF SURVEYORS AND LOSS ADJUSTORS OF PAKISTAN29-Jan-16
    65KarachiINSTITUTE OF TAXATION MANAGEMENT24-Aug-15
    66LahoreISLAMIC WELFARE FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    67IslamabadJAMIL MALIK FOUNDATION7-Sep-15
    68IslamabadJAVED TARIQ MEMORIAL TRUST30-Dec-15
    69KarachiKARACHI CHAMBER HOSPITAL9-Jul-15
    70KarachiKARACHI CRICKET ASSOCIATION9-Jul-15
    71KarachiKASSIM DADA EDUCATION & WELFARE FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    72PeshawarKURRAM RURAL SUPPORT ORGANISATION9-Jul-15
    73MultanLIVESTOCK BREEDERS & DAIRY FARMERS ASSOCIATION9-Jul-15
    74IslamabadMANZIL FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    75IslamabadMASS DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    76FaisalabadMCMANUS NARU TRUST6-Apr-15
    77IslamabadMETUPAK FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    78LahoreMIAN GHULAM NABI TRUST6-Apr-15
    79IslamabadMISSION UNTO LIGHT6-Apr-15
    80IslamabadMOHSIN FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    81IslamabadMOHTARMA CHANNABAI OF CHAKORA MEMORIAL (CHARITABLE) TRUST6-Apr-15
    82IslamabadMULLACH FOREST AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION9-Jul-15
    83IslamabadNASEEM HIJAZI SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT NETWORK9-Jul-15
    84IslamabadNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF WTO & INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAWS6-Apr-15
    85IslamabadNAWAB FARID KHAN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    86IslamabadNAZARIYA PAKISTAN COUNCIL9-Jul-15
    87MultanNISHTAR MEDICAL FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    88IslamabadNOOR-E-JAHAN6-Apr-15
    89LahoreORCO FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    90IslamabadORGANIZATION FOR REHABILITATION OF DISABLED PERSONS6-Apr-15
    91PeshawarPAKISTAN AGRO CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
    92IslamabadPAKISTAN AIDS CONTROL FEDERATION6-Apr-15
    93IslamabadPAKISTAN ASSOCIATION FOR FREE FLYING6-Apr-15
    94IslamabadPAKISTAN COMPLIANCE INITIATIVE6-Apr-15
    95IslamabadPAKISTAN CRICKET COUNCIL FOR THE BLIND6-Apr-15
    96IslamabadPAKISTAN EDUCATION ALLIANCE6-Apr-15
    97LahorePAKISTAN HEART FOUNDATION9-Jul-15
    98LahorePAKISTAN HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION9-Jul-15
    99IslamabadPAKISTAN HORSE BREEDERS, EQUESTRIAN AND RACING FOUNDATION29-Jan-16
    100LahorePAKISTAN INSTITUTE OF FASHION AND DESIGN9-Jul-15
    101LahorePAKISTAN MARKAZI ANJUMAN RAJPUTAN6-Apr-15
    102KarachiPAKISTAN POLAND BUSINESS FORUM9-Jul-15
    103IslamabadPAKISTAN RURAL SUPPORT PROJECT9-Jul-15
    104KarachiPAKISTAN SCRABBLERS ASSOCIATION9-Jul-15
    105LahorePARWAAZ FOUNDATION6-Apr-15
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