Shah Muhammad posted as Member Admin

Shah Muhammad posted as Member Admin

The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has undergone a strategic administrative reshuffle with the appointment of Shah Muhammad, a distinguished officer of the Inland Revenue Service (IRS) BS-21, as the new Member Administration at FBR Headquarters.

The move, announced through an official notification on Monday, signifies a notable change in the key leadership within the revenue collection authority.

Shah Muhammad, previously serving as the Director General at the Directorate General of Intelligence and Investigation (Inland Revenue) in Islamabad, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his new role as Member Administration. His transfer marks a pivotal moment in the FBR’s organizational structure, highlighting the significance of administrative leadership in steering the country’s revenue collection efforts.

Simultaneously, Asim Ahmad, another accomplished officer of IRS BS-21, has been appointed as the new Director General of the Directorate General of Intelligence and Investigation (Inland Revenue) in Islamabad. Ahmad, who previously held the position of Director General (Broadening of Tax Base) in Islamabad, is expected to bring fresh perspectives and insights to his new role.

This administrative shuffle within the FBR is seen as a strategic move to optimize the skills and competencies of its top officers. The reshuffling of key positions is a common practice within government institutions to ensure that experienced and capable individuals are placed in roles that align with their skills, fostering efficiency and effectiveness in governance.

The Member Administration plays a crucial role in overseeing the internal functioning of the FBR, managing human resources, and implementing administrative policies. As Shah Muhammad assumes this pivotal role, there is anticipation regarding the impact his leadership will have on streamlining internal processes and enhancing the overall efficiency of the revenue collection authority.

The FBR’s commitment to adapting and optimizing its organizational structure reflects a broader initiative to strengthen governance and improve service delivery. This move is in line with the government’s ongoing efforts to create a responsive and agile bureaucracy capable of meeting the evolving needs of Pakistan’s economic landscape.

The newly appointed officials are expected to leverage their extensive experience and domain knowledge to contribute to the FBR’s mission of enhancing revenue collection, combating tax evasion, and fostering a tax culture that aligns with the economic growth objectives of the country. As these changes take effect, stakeholders will be closely watching to assess the impact of these appointments on the overall performance and effectiveness of the Federal Board of Revenue.