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FBR rescinds 42 non-operational sales tax general orders

ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Monday rescinded 42 non-operational Sales Tax General Orders (STGOs).

The FBR issued STGO 101/2019 and rescinded the following STGOs being non-operational, transposed to Sales tax Act, 1990 or Sales Tax Rules, 2006, with immediate effect:

01. STGO No. 03/2004, Dated 12th June, 2004 related to consolidation of STGOs; desirable provisions being transposed to the Sales Tax Rules, 2006.

02. STGO No. 04/2004, Dated 4th September, 2004, Amendment in STGO 3/2004

03. STGO No. 01/2005, Dated 2ist April, 2005, e-filing of Sales Tax return at LTU, Karachi and Lahore – Redundant STGO

04. STGO No. 02/2005, Dated 15th August, 2005, Amendment in STGO 1/2005.

05. STGO No. 03/2005, Dated 1st September, 2005, Repayment of Sales Tax to Duty Free Shops on locally manufactured goods.

6 STGO No. 04/2005, Dated 29th September, 2005, Special Procedure for collection and payment of S.T. on vehicles.

07. STGO No. 01/2006 Dated 5th June, 2006, procedure for payment of S.T. against advance receipt.

08. STGO No. 03/2006 Dated 28th July, 2006, issues relating to steel sector

09. STGO No. 06/2006 Dated 8th September, 2006, Amendment in STGO 3/2006.

10 STGO No. 01/2007 Dated 10th January, 2007, Mitigating the hardships of Islamabad based taxpayers.

11. STGO No. 02/2007 Dated 6th February, 2007 Refund claims relating to local supply made by the five export oriented zero-rated sectors.

12. STGO No. 03/2007 Dated 30th July, 2007 issues relating to Commercial Importers.

13. STGO No. 04/2007 Dated 21st August, 2007 procedure for e-filing of ST returns.

14. STGO No. 05/2007 Dated 25th August, 2007, payment of S.T. by Steel Melters and re-rolling mills operating on self-generation basis.

15. STGO No. 06/2007 Dated 28th August, 2007, transfer of jurisdiction of collectorate of S.T. & FE now RTO, Rawalpindi to RTO, Islamabad.

16. STGO No. 22/2008 Dated 26th June, 2008, revision of S.T. Rate, printing of retail price.

17. STGO No. 32/2008 Dated 8th July, 2008 issues relating to solvent extraction units.

18. STGO No. 1/2010 Dated 20th January, 2010 Fiscal relief to rehabilitate the economic life in NWFP, FATA, installment in arrears.

19. STGO No.3/2010 Dated 27th January, 2010 Refund of Sales Tax by Customs Collectorate.

20. STGO No. 11/2010 Dated 30th March, 2010, Delivery of sales tax registration certificates to registered persons of Gilgit Baltistan.

21. STGO No. 18/2010 Dated 10th May, 2010, Input tax adjustment to Pakistani registered person against their purchases from AJK registered persons.

22. STGO No. 19/2010 Dated 13th May, 2010 Filing and processing of expeditious refunds by IT system of FBR.

23. STGO No.20/2010 Dated 1st July, 2010 Revision of Sales Tax rates w.e.f. 1st July, 2010 printing of retail price.

24. STGO No.35/2010 Dated 23rd September, 2010 revision of Sales Tax rates w.e.f. 1st July, 2010 printing of retail price.

25. STGO No.37/2010 Dated 24th September, 2010 Establishment of CSTRO.

26. 26 STGO No.49/2010 Dated 30th November, 2010 revision of Sales Tax rates w.e.f. 1st July, 2010 printing of retail price.

27. STGO No.50/2010 Dated 23rd December, 2010 revision of Sales Tax rates w.e.f. 1st July, 2010 printing of retail price.

28. STGO No. 1/2011 Dated 8th January, 2011 filing and processing of expeditious refund by IT system of FBR.

29. STGO No.3/2011 Dated 24th June, 2011 Revision of Sales Tax rates w.e.f. 1st July, 2011 printing of retail price.

30. STGO No.4/2011 Dated 27th June, 2011, monitoring committee for the steel sector.

31. STGO No.9/2011 Dated 26th August, 2011 Monitoring committee for the steel sector.

32. STGO No. 10/2011 Dated 26th August, 2011 Monitoring committee for the steel sector.

33. STGO No.28/2013 Dated 5th July, 2013 Revision of Sales Tax rates w.e.f. 13th June, 2013 Printing of retail price.

34. STGO No.34/2013 Dated 16th August, 2013 Uniform procedure for action under sub-section (4) of Section 21 of the Act.

35. STGO No.27/2014 Dated 18th March, 2014 Levy of 2 percent extra tax on the supply of auto parts and accessories, tyres and tubes etc.

36. STGO No.66/2014 Dated 21st July, 2014 Collection of Sales Tax from retailers in terms of sub-section (9) of section 3 of the Act, read with SRO 608(I)/2014.

37. STGO No.68/2014 Dated 11th August, 2014 Clarification regarding persons liable to be registered but not actually registered in terms of rule-2(3)(ii) of the Sales Tax Special Procedure (Withholding) Rules, 2007.

38. STGO No. 117/2015 Dated 14th July, 2015 Procedure for issuance of STGOs for grant / withdrawal and rejection of zero-rating on electricity and gas to RPs falling under SRO 1125(I)/2011.

39. STGO No. 18/2016 Dated 9th February, 2016 Procedure for adjustment of S.T. by Steel melters under sub-rule-2C of rule-58H.

40. STGO No. 107/2016 Dated 20th September, 2016 Procedure for issuance of STGOs for grant / withdrawal and rejection of zero-rating on furnace oil, diesel oils and coal to RPs falling under SRO 1125(I)/2011.

41. STGO No. 130/2016 Dated 2nd November, 2016 Processing of application of exemption under sr.no. 48 of table-1 of 6th schedule of the Act.(Grant in aid).

42. STGO No. 144/2018 Dated 12th July, 2018 Procedure for adjustment of S.T. by Steel melters under sub-rule-2C of rule-58H.

July 8, 2019
Reduced sales tax rates on supply of gold, jewelry imposed

The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has introduced significant amendments through the Finance Act, 2019, bringing gold, jewelry, and other precious articles into the sales tax ambit by implementing reduced rates on supplies.
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July 8, 2019
Immovable property cannot be purchased without bank account: FBR

ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has barred purchase of immovable property by any persons making payment without banking channels.

FBR sources told PkRevenue.com that in this regard amendment had been made to Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 in this regard.

The sources said that amendment had been made to Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 which explained that immovable property valuing more than Rs5 million and other assets more than Rs1 million cannot be transferred without a bank accounts.

The new section introduced through Finance Act, 2019 is reproduced as under:

“75A. Purchase of assets through banking channel.

(1) Notwithstanding anything contained in any other law, for the time being in force, no person shall purchase—

(a) immovable property having fair market value greater than five million Rupees; or

(b) any other asset having fair market value more than one million Rupees, otherwise than by a crossed cheque drawn on a bank or through crossed demand draft or crossed pay order or any other crossed banking instrument showing transfer of amount from one bank account to another bank account.

(2) For the purposes of this section in case of immoveable property, fair market value means value notified by the Board under sub-section (4) of section 68 or value fixed by the provincial authority for the purposes of stamp duty, whichever is higher.

(3) In case the transaction is not undertaken in the manner specified in sub-section (1),—

(a) such asset shall not be eligible for any allowance under sections 22, 23, 24 and 25 of this Ordinance; and

(b) such amount shall not be treated as cost in terms of section 76 of this Ordinance for computation of any gain on sale of such asset.”

July 7, 2019
FBR postpones implementation of new immovable property valuations

ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has postponed the implementation of new valuation of immovable properties for major cities of the country for calculation of tax.
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July 7, 2019
FBR allows reduced duty rates for import of certain CBU vehicles

KARACHI: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has allowed reduced rate of customs duty on import of certain automotive vehicles in Completely Built Units (CBUs) under Automotive Development Policy 2016-2020.

Following are the automotive vehicles, which are granted reduced customs duty rates on import:

1. Agricultural Tractors, having an engine capacity exceeding 26 kW but not exceeding 75kW (PCT code 8701.9220, 8701.9320) at 15 percent.

2. Agricultural Tractors (other than mentioned at S. No. 1 above) (PCT Code 8701.9100, 8701.9400, 8701.9500) at 10 percent.

3. Fully dedicated LNG buses (CBU) (PCT Code 8702.9030) at one percent

4. Fully dedicated LPG buses (CBU) (PCT Code 8702.9040) at one percent

5. Fully dedicated CNG buses (CBU) (PCT Code 8702.9050) one percent.

6. Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) (CBU) (PCT code 8702.2090, 8702.3090) at one percent.

7. Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) (CBU) (PCT code 8704.2214, 8704.2294, 8704.2340, 8704.3240) at one percent.

8. Trailers (PCT code 87.16) at 15 percent

July 6, 2019
Aviation industry allowed duty free import of aircraft, spare parts

KARACHI: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has allowed duty free import of aviation related goods including aircraft and spare parts under National Aviation Policy 2015.

According to Finance Act, 2019 following goods related to aviation have been allowed duty free import:

1. Aircraft HS Code 8802.4000 at zero percent customs duty under condition whether imported or acquired on wet or dry lease. In case of M/s Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) Corporation this exemption shall be admissible on and from the 19th March, 2015.

2. Spare parts Respective headings at zero percent for use in aircraft, trainer aircraft and simulators.

3. Maintenance Kits Respective headings at zero percent for use in trainer aircraft (8802.2000 & 8802.3000).

4. Machinery, equipment & tools respective headings at zero percent for setting up Maintenance, Repair & Overall (MRO) workshop by MRO company recognized by Aviation Division.

5. Machinery, equipment, operational tools, furniture& fixture respective headings at zero percent on one time basis for exclusive use of New/Greenfield airports by company authorized by Aviation Division.

6. Aviation simulators Respective headings zero percent on one time basis for aircrafts by airline company recognized by Aviation Division.

The FBR said that for the purposes of this Part, the following conditions shall apply besides the conditions as specified in column (5) of the Table below:—

(i) the Chief Executive, or the person next in hierarchy duly authorized by the Chief Executive or Head of the importing company shall certify that the imported goods/items are the company’s bonafide requirement. He shall furnish all relevant information online to Pakistan Customs Computerized System against a specific user ID and password obtained under section 155D of the Customs Act, 1969 (IV of 1969). In already computerized Collectorates or Customs stations where the Pakistan Customs Computerized System is not operational, the Director Reforms and Automation or any other person authorized by the Collector in this behalf shall enter the requisite information in the Pakistan Customs Computerized System on daily basis, whereas entry of the data obtained from the customs stations which have not yet been computerized shall be made on weekly basis;

(ii) the exemption shall be admissible on production of certificate by the Aviation Division, Government of Pakistan to the effect that the intending importer is operating in the country or intends to operate in the county in the airline sector;

(iii) the list of imported items is duly approved by the Aviation Division, Government of Pakistan in line with Policy Framework approved by the Government of Pakistan;

(iv) the Chief Executive, or the person next in hierarchy duly authorized by the Chief Executive or Head of the importing company shall furnish an undertaking to the customs authority at the time of import that the goods imported shall be used for the purpose as defined/notified by the Aviation Division, Government of Pakistan under the Aviation Policy; and

(v) in case of deviation from the above stipulations, the Collector of Customs shall initiate proceedings for recovery of duty and taxes under the relevant laws.

July 6, 2019
FBR transfers 20 sales tax BS-18 auditors

ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has notified transfers and postings of 20 sales tax auditors (BS-18) with immediate effect and until further orders.

Following sales tax auditors of BS-18 have been transferred through a notification issued on Friday:

01. Zulfiqar Ali Khokhar, Assistant Director, (Audit)/BS-18, Corporate Regional Tax Office, Karachi has been transferred and posted as Directorate of Internal Audit -IR, Karachi.

02. Zahid ul Bari, Assistant Director (Audit)/ BS-18, Directorate of Internal Audit-IR, Karachi has been transferred and posted as Corporate Regional Tax Office, Karachi.

03. Fazal Hameed, Assistant Director (Audit)/ BS-18, Regional Tax Office, Peshawar has been transferred and posted as Office of Commissioner Inland Revenue (Appeals), Peshawar.

04. Ajmal Khan, Assistant Director (Audit)/BS-18, Regional Tax Office, Islamabad has been transferred and posted as Directorate of Internal Audit, Rawalpindi.

05. Inam ul Haq, Assistant Director (Audit)/BS-18, Regional Tax Office, Islamabad has been transferred and posted as Directorate of Internal Audit, Rawalpindi.

06. Saifur Rehman Assistant, Director (Audit)/ BS-18, Directorate of Intelligence & Investigation, Peshawar has been transferred and posted as Regional Tax Office, Peshawar.

07. Syed Mehmood Ali Shah (18), Assistant Director (Audit)/BS-18, Directorate of Intelligence & Investigation, Peshawar has been transferred and posted as Regional Tax Office, Peshawar.

08. Aziz ur Rehman (18), Assistant Director, (Audit)/BS-18, Regional Tax Office, Peshawar has been transferred and posted as Directorate of Intelligence & Investigation, Peshawar.

09. Abidullah Jan Assistant Director (Audit)/ BS-18, Regional Tax Office, Peshawar has been transferred and posted as Directorate of Intelligence & Investigation, Peshawar.

10. Muhammad Javaid Akhtar, (Audit)/BS-18, Chief Commissioner Office, RTO Faisalabad has been transferred and posted as Assistant Director Corporate Zone, RTO Faisalabad.

11. Zaheer Ahmad, Assistant Director (Audit) / BS-18, Chenab Zone, RTO Faisalabad has been transferred and posted as Lyallpur Zone, RTO Faisalabad.

12. Abdul Rashid, Assistant Director (Audit) / BS-18, Lyallpur Zone, RTO Faisalabad has been transferred and posted as Chenab Zone, RTO Faisalabad.

13. Nasir Ijaz, Assistant Director (Audit) / BS-18, Chenab Zone, RTO Faisalabad has been transferred and posted as Lyallpur Zone, RTO Faisalabad.

14.Syed Shakeel Abbas, Assistant Director (Audit) / BS-18, Corporate Zone, RTO Faisalabad has been transferred and posted as Chenab Zone, RTO Faisalabad.

15. Ashiq Ali, Assistant Director (Audit) / BS-18, Jhang Zone, RTO Faisalabad has been transferred and posted as Office of Commissioner (Appeals), Faisalabad.

16. Riaz Hussain Tahir, Assistant Director (Audit) /BS-18, Chenab Zone, RTO Faisalabad has been transferred and posted as Corporate Zone, RTO Faisalabad.

17. Muhammad Nawaz, Assistant Director (Audit) /BS-18, Office of Commissioner (Appeals), Faisalabad has been transferred and posted as Jhang Zone, RTO Faisalabad.

18. Ghulam Abid, Assistant Director (Audit) / BS-18, Chief Commissioner Office (PAC Cell), RTO Faisalabad has been transferred and posted as Chenab Zone, RTO Faisalabad.

19. Ahmad Sohail, Assistant Director (Audit) / BS-18 19. Lyallpur Zone, RTO Faisalabad has been transferred and posted as Corporate Zone, RTO Faisalabad.

20. Syed Azhar Abbas Sherazi, Assistant Director (Audit) / BS-18, Corporate Zone, RTO Faisalabad has been transferred and posted as Chief Commissioner Office, RTO Faisalabad.

The FBR said that the above-named officers, if drawing performance allowance equal to. 100 percent of their basic pay, shall continue to draw the same on their new place of posting.

July 6, 2019
FBR asks SEPC to ensure quality financial reporting by registered companies

ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has asked Securities and Exchange Company of Pakistan (SECP) to ensure quality of financial reporting of registered companies.

In this regard Chairman FBR Syed Muhammad Shabbar Zaidi, in his letter to Chairman SECP, has requested to ensure correct and transparent submission of financial statements by the companies.

In his letter the Chairman has stated that it has been observed that in many cases the quality of the accounts/financial statements prepared by the financial businesses specially in the cases of private limited companies is not in line with the quality standards and in many cases huge additions to income, are made, which are in many cases, are non-defensible, in taxation proceedings.

Chairman FBR further added that quality of ‘Audit’ by the taxation officer is not as per best practices. FBR is improving the system and shall seek Institute’s assistance or guidance on the matter, he added.

The extension in date of filing for return for companies also for Tax Year 2018 has only been given to provide an opportunity to the companies, especially private companies, to review their accounts and file improved position if required. In the past, FBR’s stance on the matter was different and as per information, no case was ever referred to for any disciplinary proceedings against Auditors by the institute or Management of the companies by SECP to FBR.

“Now we intend to act diligently in the matter,” Chairman FBR added.

The government has initiated an overall reform package for improving documentation and improving the quality of financial accounting which form the basis of taxation.

The accounts prepared under the Companies Ordinance, 2016 form the basis for the same. However, this objective can only be achieved once the quality of annual financial statements are in line with the international best practices. It is therefore suggested that special and concerted emphasis be laid down by both the addressee institutions for assuring that the financial statements furnished reflect correct financial position and there is no possibility of any understatement, including non-compliance with the laws of taxation as prevalent in Pakistan especially withholding provisions.

In order to achieve this task, it is advised that immediate actions be undertaken to start the reformed process. Chairman FBR stated that necessary instructions be issued for the same to the relevant field formations.

Furthermore, if allowed under the law, the investigations and disciplinary proceedings initiated against the Directors and the Auditors by SECP and the Institute respectively, if any, are shared with the Federal Board of Revenue, if possible, under the law, in order to ensure proper accounting of income and amount of taxes due.

Chairman FBR assured that such information will remain confidential. Chairman FBR also suggested an urgent meeting with Chairman SECP in this regard.

July 6, 2019
FBR transfers 317 inspectors, IROs working in Karachi

KARACHI: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Friday notified transfers and postings of 317 inspectors and Inland Revenue Officers (IROs) BS-16 working at Karachi offices with immediate effect until further orders.

Following are the officials who are transferred and posted through this notification:

1. Shabbir Hussain

2. Syed Nisar Ahmed

3. Muhammad Ali

4. Ashfaq Ali

5. Aijaz Hussain Sahto

6. Ghulam Sarwar

7. Abdul Jalil Khan

8. Yousuf Bashir

9. Muhammad Aftab Amin

10. Mukesh Kumar

11. Jamil Ahmed Soomfo

12. Abbas Jan Muhammad

13. Syed Fauzal Azim

14. Lais Hasni

15. Khawar Iqbal

16. Muhammad Arshad

17. Waheed-ul-Haq

18. Muhammad Azam Mughal

19. Muhammad Farhan Khan

20. Shahanshah Muhammad Yousaf

21. Syed Zafar Iqbal Zafri

22. Shahid Mahmood Ishaqui

23. Asif Hasan Wasti

24. Salman Zubaid

25. Syed Muhammad Kamal

26. Madad Ali Bhatti

27. Muhammad Tahir

28. Mazhar Ali Khan

29. Abdul Jabbar Bhutto

30. Muhammad Jawed

31. Rizwan Ahmed Kazmi

32. Shahid Asif Siddiqui

33. Mirza Baqaullah Baig

34. Syed Zaheer Haider Zaidi

35. Mohsin Alam Khan

36. Muhammad Parvez

37. Adeel Sikandar Yousfani

38. Arif Iqbal Qadri

39. Asim Hussain Khan

40. Ayaz Ali Shaikh

41. Ambrat Rai Chawla

42. Muhammad Nawaz Mughal

43. Athar Jawed Khan

44. Mehboob Hussain

45. Arif Hussain Shaikh

46. Muhammad Mubin Khan

47. Shujiat Hussain

48. SYe.dsIqbal -Arif

49. MaciSdodAhmed Jafri

50: Khalid,Akbar ‘

51: Aftab Ahmed Khan

52. Muhammad Nadeem

53. Anwar Siddiqui

54. Noor-Ul-Qamar Khan

55. Mukafa Shaukat

56. Khalid Masood

57. Muhammad Usman Khan

58. Muhammad Sami

59. Muhammad Shahid Irfan

60. Salem Ahmed Siddiqui

61. Asghar Ali

62. Azad Ali Cheema

63. Syed Ashraf Hussain

64. Muhammad Hafeez

65. Rais-ul-Hassan

66. Muhammad Saeed

67. Abdul Khalid Khan

68. Muhammad Javed Akhtar Awan

69. Syed Saghir Hussain •

70. Nadir Ali

71. Qaiser Anwar Khan

72. Sheikh Nazar Ahmad

73. Asif Ali

74. Syed Mateeuddin

75. Zahid Akhtar

76. Syed Zeeshan Haider

77. Abdul Khalid

78. Nadeem Ahmed

79. Muhammad Saleem Khatri

80. Zia-Ul-Hassan

81. Ahmed Mian

82. Rizwan Haider

83. Ghulam Shabbir Shaikh

84. Muhammad Saleem

85. Waqar Ahmed

86. Muhammad Aslam Khan

87. Syed Shamshad Hussain

88. Khalid Hassan Burney

89. Barkat Ali Awan

90. Masood ul Hassan

91. Syed Ali Muhammad

92. Shakeel Ahmed

93. S ibghatullah

94. Rahat H. Malik

95. Muhammad Amin

96. Bashir Muhammad

97. Manzoor’Alam

98. Yaseen Wajid

99. Mumtaz Ali Nizmani

100. Syed Shahzad Hussain Rizvi

101. Qamar Raza Rizvi

102. Muhammad Sohail Akhter Hashmi

103. Muhammad Rashid Khan

104. Manzar Kamal

105. Fareed Alam

106. Niaz Shakir

107. Saif ul Islam

108. Waqar Najmi

109. Zia Moin

110. Muhammad Abid

111. Khalid Memon

112. Muhammad Aquil Alam

113. Tasawar Sultan

114. Salman Qamar

115. Muhammad Moosa

116. Muhammad Saj id Warsi

117. Syed Masood Pervez

118. Farooq Ahmed Khan

119. Nadeem-ul-Haq

120. Syed Asif Ali

121. Nasir Mahmood

122. Arshad Mahmood

123. Nooruddin

124. Muhammad Masood Siddiqi

125. Amin Ahmed

126. Muhammad Javed Akhter Khan

127. Irfanul Haq Siddiqi

128. Muhammad Riaz

129. Munir Ahmed

130. Sheikh Adnan Aftab

131. Muhammad Yasin

132. Syed Muhammad Saleem

133. Syed Muhammad Imtiaz

134. Nasreen Begum

135. Muhammad Khalid Zafar

136. Habib-ur-Rahman

137. Syed Qamar Ali

138. Muhammad Nasim Akhtar

139. Muhammad Anjum

140. Shiraz Ali

141. Syed Sajjad Haider

142. Shaikh Muhammad AbdUllah

143. Riaz Javed

144. Syed Yaqoob

145. Syed Anjum Burney ‘

146. Shahid Mahmood

147. Faisal Rehman

148. Muhammad Shahid

149. Abdul Hameed Khan

150. Abdul Mujeeb Khan

151. Javed Haider

152. Intilar Hussain

153. Gian Chand Chawla

154. Muhainmad Anwar Khan

155. Muhammad Salahuddin Khan

156. Muhammad Anwar

157. Muhammad AYAZ

158. Syed Shahid Hussain

159. Ziauddin Ahmed Siddiqui

160. Arshad Ali Nasir

161. Muhammad Ashraf

162. Muhammad Shakir Khan

163. Abdul Waheed Khan Sherwani

164. Gulzar Bano

165. Syed Nadeem Ahmed

166. Muhammad Ali

167. Ghulam Abbas

168. Muhammad Sitwat Waqar Siddiqui

169. Muhammad Nasir Khan

170. Abdul Basit

171. Hamid Mukhtar

172. Javed Iqbal

173. Muhammad Khalid

174. Muhammad Asim Khan

175. Sadruddin Khosa

176. Shams-uz-Zaman

177. Najamul Hassan

178. Saghir Ahmed

179. Akhlaq Ahmed

180. Muhammad Ibrahim Khan

181. Salahuddin Khan

182. Abdul Mugees Khan

183. Abdul Hameed Khan Ghouri

184. Iqbal Hussain

185. Muhammad Farooq

186. Kunawar Tariq

187. Muhammad Akram

188. Zakir Ali Khan

189. Ch. Nisar Ahmed

190. Javed Iqbal

191. Muhammad Shaheen Akhtar

192. Muhammad Javed

193. Muhammad Manzoor Alam

194. Tufail Ahmed Soomro

195. Waseem Ahmad

196. Muhammad Shahid

197. Muhammad Saleem

198. Kashif Khan

199. Amir Iqbal Qureshi

200. Abdul Saleem Khan

201. Tayyaba Rahim

202. S. Muhammad Jaffar

203. Zahid Hassan

204. Mehdi Hassan

205. Shabab Raza

206. Asim Riaz

207. Faisal Saeed

208. Muhammad Izhar Khan

209. Kabir Khan

210. Asad Maqsood Siddiqui

211. Muhammad Niazuddin

212. Abdul Khaliq

213. Akhtar Hussain

214. Ahmed Ali

215. Amj ad Javed Mirza

216. Rasheed Alam Khan

217. Shahrukh Qamar Rizvi

218. Syed Samar Mehdi Rizvi

219. Syed Aftab Ahmed

220. Arshad Ali

221. Jaffar Hussain

222. Shahid Samim

223. Ismat Muab Rizvi

224. Irfanullah Fakhi

225. Zafar Mumtaz

226. Muhammad Siddique

227. Syed Imtiaz Ahmed

228. Syed Nazim Hussain

229. Gul Bahar Khan

230. Sher Muhammad Khan

231. Salahuddin Mehmood

232. Syed Majid Ali

233. Muhammad Imtiaz Alam

234. Ej az Ahmed

235. Syed Razi Hyder

236. Bader ud Duja Minai

237. AhMed Naveed

238. Salma Kanwal

239. Khurram ‘Saeed ‘

240. Muhammad 4361

241. Maqsood Alam

242. Shahabuddin Bhatti

243. Muhammad Mohsin Khan

244. Syed Mushtaq Hussain

245. Qamar Ali Khan

246. Syed Muhammad Tausif A’li

247. Qaiser Younus

248. Abid Pervez

249. Shair Gul

250. Junaid Maqbool Shaikh

251. Syed Noorul Hamid

252. Akhtar Hussain Panwar

253. Nusrat Hussain Jafri

254. Syed Tariq Hasan

255. Muazzam Ali Khan

256. Muhammad Naeemuddin

257. Abdul Ghani Qazi

258. Syed Sarwar Ali

259. Farooq Khan

260. Babar Jehangir Khan

261. Ishrat Masood

262. Tehseen Ahmed

263. Shamsher Khan

264. Saeed ur Rehman

265. Syed Waseem Farooq

266. Syed Aijaz Ali Shah

267. Rubina Habib

268. Muhammad Hassan

269. Raees Ahmad

270. Syed Muhammad Raza Alvi

271. Fahimuddin

272. Syed Nasir Hussain

273. Hamid Shahab Siddiqui

274. Naser Raees Qureshi

275. Muhammad Sohail Khan

276. Hameed Ullah Khan Niazi

277. Kashif Fida

278. Shabbir Khan

279. Kashif Nawab

280. Kamran Waqar Siddiqui

281. Muhammad Aslam.

282. AliNawz Channa

283. Muhammad Zubair Lodhi

284. Syed Irfan Ali

285. Muhammad S. Solangi

286. Muhammad Siddiq

287. Laeeq Ahmad

288. Qazi Mahmood Mohayy-ud-Din

289. Asghar Ali

290. Muhammad Rafique Abu Bakar

291. Muhammad Bilal Jilani

292. Imtiaz Ahmed Shaikh

293. Farhan Ahmed Siddiqui

294. Yasir Ashraf

295. Hanif Baig

296. Muhammad Nazim

297. Faisal Waseem

298. Muhammad Ali

299. Irshad Hussain

300. Abdul Hamid

301. Kamran Haider

302. Anzar Ali

303. Nasarullah

304. Jamil Akhtar

305. Syed Moin Iqtidar

306. Mushtaq Ahmed

307. Irshad Uz Zaman Khan

308. Muhammad Farooq

309. Syed Nadeem Ali

310. Muhammad Ajmal

311. Mateen Ahmed

312. Imran Bin Mushir

313. Faisal Jamil Butt

314. Mushtaq Ali

315. Sooraj Kumar

316. Abdul Hameed Khan Ghouri

317. Mirza Muhammad Ali

Download details of transfers and posting

The FBR said that iIf they are drawing Performance Allowance prior to issuance of this notification they will continue to draw the same on the new place of posting.

July 6, 2019
FBR extends application of locally manufactured goods list up to June 2020 for exemption, concessions

ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has extended the application the list of locally manufacturing goods up to June 30, 2020 for the purpose of allowing concession and exemption at customs clearance stage.

The FBR issued Customs General Order (CGO) No. 09 dated July 02, 2019 to amend previous CGOs where the list was applicable up to June 30, 2019.

For the purpose the FBR issued CGO No. 02 dated April 19, 2017 titled list of locally manufactured goods/items for the purpose of concessionary notification etc.

The FBR said that the goods detailed in the list of CGO No. 03/2017 are manufactured locally. The list is compiled and updated by Engineering Development Board (EDB) in consultation with stakeholders.

Henceforth the appended list of locally manufactured goods is applicable for reference purpose to all the exemptions and concessionary notifications.

The FBR said that the collectors of customs and the staff responsible for allowing concessions under different notifications/orders are advised to follow this list for the purposes of allowing concessions from customs duties and sales tax etc.

“The information if any, along with evidence regarding the local manufacture of goods, not indicated in the list, may be forwarded to the FBR forthwith so that the list of locally manufactured goods/items is up-dated in consultation with the EDB,” he FBR said.

The collectors are, however, authorized to allow release of goods/items indicated in the list of locally manufactured goods/items against bank guarantee for a period of three months if the importer produces a certificate issued by the renowned local manufacturers of the disputed items from EDB stating that the imported item is not being manufactured locally and the importer shall produce a clarification from FBR to this effect within the above stated period of three months.

Related CGOs

List of locally manufactured goods under CGO No. 02/2017 dated April 19, 2017.

July 6, 2019