ISLAMABAD, May 5, 2026 – The Senate of Pakistan has sought comprehensive details of corruption cases within the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) over the past five years.
The move comes after Senator Muhammad Talha Mahmood submitted a starred question requesting information on corruption and misappropriation cases across various wings, directorates, and offices of the FBR.
Senate Seeks Detailed Breakdown
In his query, the senator asked the Ministry of Finance and Revenue to provide:
• Details of corruption and misappropriation cases reported during the last five years
• Names and designations of officers and officials found involved
• Actions taken against those responsible in each case
FBR Directs Nationwide Data Collection
In response, the FBR has issued directives to all chief commissioners and Directors General Inland Revenue to compile and submit the required data.
Officials have been instructed to provide details covering employees from BS-1 to BS-15, including APS BS-16, across Inland Revenue field formations.
The data will cover the period from January 1, 2021, to date and must be submitted to the FBR by May 8, 2026.
Information to Include in Report
The FBR has specified a structured format for submission, requiring:
• Names and designations of officials
• Nature and details of charges
• Penalties imposed in proven cases
• Dates of disciplinary actions
Accountability in Focus
The development reflects increasing parliamentary scrutiny of governance and accountability within Pakistan’s tax administration.
The compiled report is expected to provide insight into the extent of corruption cases and enforcement actions taken within the FBR over recent years.