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  • How to determine tax year?

    How to determine tax year?

    Tax year, as defined by Income Tax Ordinance, 2001, means the tax year as defined in sub-section (1) of section 74 and, in relation to a person, includes a special year or a transitional year that the person is permitted to use under section 74.

    According to the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001, updated up to June 30, 2020 issued by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), explained the Section 74 as:

    Tax year.— (1) For the purpose of this Ordinance and subject to this section, the tax year shall be a period of twelve months ending on the 30th day of June (hereinafter referred to as ‘normal tax year’) and shall, subject to sub-section (3), be denoted by the calendar year in which the said date falls.

    (2) Where a person’s income year, under the repealed Ordinance, is different from the normal tax year, or where a person is allowed, by an order under sub-section (3), to use a twelve months’ period different from normal tax year, such income year or such period shall be that person’s tax year (hereinafter referred to as ‘special tax year’) and shall, subject to sub-section (3), be denoted by the calendar year relevant to normal tax year in which the closing date of the special tax year falls.

    (2A) The Board,—

    (i) in the case of a class of persons having a special tax year different from a normal tax year may permit, by a notification in the official Gazette, to use a normal tax year; and

    (ii) in the case of a class of persons having a normal tax year may permit, by a notification in the official Gazette, to use a special tax year.]

    (3) A person may apply, in writing, to the Commissioner to allow him to use a twelve months’ period, other than normal tax year, as special tax year and the Commissioner may, subject to sub-section (5), by an order, allow him to use such special tax year.

    (4) A person using a special tax year, under sub-section (2), may apply in writing, to the Commissioner to allow him to use normal tax year and the Commissioner may, subject to sub-section (5), by an order, allow him to use normal tax year.

    (5) The Commissioner shall grant permission under sub-section (3) or (4) only if the person has shown a compelling need to use special tax year or normal tax year, as the case may be, and the permission shall be subject to such conditions, if any, as the Commissioner may impose.

    (6) An order under sub-section (3) or (4) shall be made after providing to the applicant an opportunity of being heard and where his application is rejected the Commissioner shall record in the order the reasons for rejection.

    (7) The Commissioner may, after providing to the person concerned an opportunity of being heard, by an order, withdraw the permission granted under sub-section (3) or (4).

    (8) An order under sub-section (3) or (4) shall take effect from such date, being the first day of the special tax year or the normal tax year, as the case may be, as may be specified in the order.

    (9) Where the tax year of a person changes as a result of an order under sub-section (3) or sub-section (4), the period between the end of the last tax year prior to change and the date on which the changed tax year commences shall be treated as a separate tax year, to be known as the “transitional tax year”.

    (10) In this Ordinance, a reference to a particular financial year shall, unless the context otherwise requires, include a special tax year or a transitional tax year commencing during the financial year.

    (11) A person dissatisfied with an order under sub-section (3), (4) or (7) may file a review application to the Board, and the decision by the Board on such application shall be final.

  • FBR evolves strategy to combat fake invoices

    FBR evolves strategy to combat fake invoices

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) to review performance of tax offices regarding action taken against fake and flying invoices which caused huge monetary losses to the exchequer in the shape of issuance of bogus sales tax refunds.

    Sources on Saturday said that FBR chairman Muhammad Javed Ghani would chair an important meeting during his visit to Karachi scheduled for February 22, 2021.

    There is one-point agenda of the meeting i.e. “Fake invoices – Action taken so far and future strategy to combat it.”

    All chief commissioners of the tax office in Karachi have been asked to attend the important meeting.

    The sources said that the chief commissioners would make presentations on issues of fake invoices and strategy to combat the same.

  • Rules implemented for electronic issuance of income tax refunds

    Rules implemented for electronic issuance of income tax refunds

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Friday implemented the rules for electronic issuance of income tax refunds.

    The FBR issued SRO 214(I)/2021 to make amendments in Income Tax Rules, 2002. Previously, the FBR issued SRO 175(I)/2021 on February 10, 2021 inviting suggestions on the draft rules.

    According to the rules, a Centralized Income Tax Refund Office (CITRO) would be established for centralized payment of refunds.

    After completing all codal formalities the Commissioner Inland Revenue shall pass an order under Section 170(4) and transmit the order to CITRO. The same shall be reflected in CITRO in real time.

    The CITRO shall generate an electronic advice of approve amount for onwards submission to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) through dedicated VPN tunnel established between FBR and SBP. The SBP shall credit amount directly to the account of taxpayer.

    The SBP shall confirm the transfer of amount to the taxpayers account or vice versa electronically to CITRO.

    The CITRO shall reconcile the payments issued as per instructions during the month with the electronic scrolls received from the SBP and record the outcome of such reconciliation in the system.

    Where any payment instruction is returned back by the SBP due to any reason, the CITRO shall transmit the same to concerned commissioner for correction in payment instructions.

    The FBR shall ensure that complete data of refunds issued is made available to the concerned commissioner electronically.

  • FBR invites sales tax proposals for budget 2021/2022

    FBR invites sales tax proposals for budget 2021/2022

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Friday invited sales tax proposals for the federal budget 2021/2022 and directed the stakeholders to submit their suggestions by March 10, 2021.

    In a letter sent to chambers, association and other stakeholders, the FBR advised that the proposals should focus on broadening of the tax base and increase in revenue.

    The businessmen have been advised to give proposals to amend in following laws/rules:

    Sales Tax Act, 1990

    Federal Excise Act, 2005

    Sales Tax Rules, 2006

    Federal Excise Rules, 20052

    ICT (Sales Tax on Services) Ordinance, 2001.

    The FBR said that amendments should be suggested with a view to achieve simplification, remove difficulties and anomalies, and to abolish any outdated/obsolete provisions.

    “FBR would welcome proposals for eliminating tax fraud, fake and flying invoices, plugging loopholes if any, facilitating genuine taxpayers and making the procedures transparent,” it added.

    The proposals should be made keeping in view the consequences for the other related trade groups which might be adversely affected by the proposed measure.

  • FBR exempts sales tax, VAT on sugar import

    FBR exempts sales tax, VAT on sugar import

    ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has announced an exemption on sales tax and value-added tax (VAT) for the import of 500,000 metric tons of white sugar, aiming to stabilize market prices and provide relief to consumers.

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  • Income Tax Ordinance defines Greenfield industry

    Income Tax Ordinance defines Greenfield industry

    Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 had defined Greenfield industrial undertaking for the purpose of granting exemption and concession.

    The Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 updated up to June 30, 2020 issued by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) explained Greenfield industrial undertaking as –

    (a) a new industrial undertaking which is –

    (i) setup on land which has not previously been utilized for any commercial, industrial or manufacturing activity and is free from constraints imposed by any prior work;

    (ii) built without demolishing, revamping, renovating, upgrading, remodeling or modifying any existing structure, facility or plant;

    (iii) not formed by the splitting up or reconstitution of an undertaking already in existence or by transfer of machinery, plant or building from an undertaking established in Pakistan prior to commencement of the new business and is not part of an expansion project;

    (iv) using any process or technology that has not earlier been used in Pakistan and is so approved by the Engineering Development Board; and

    (b) is approved by the Commissioner on an application made in the prescribed form and manner, accompanied by the prescribed documents and, such other documents as may be required by the Commissioner:

    Provided that this definition shall be applicable from the 1st July, 2019 and onwards.

  • ITO explains approved funds

    ITO explains approved funds

    Income Tax Ordinance (ITO), 2001 has defined various approved funds for the chargeability of income tax.

    The Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 updated up to June 30, 2020 issued by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) explained the following:

    “Approved gratuity fund” means a gratuity fund approved by the Commissioner in accordance with Part III of the Sixth Schedule;

     “Approved Annuity Plan” means an Annuity Plan approved by Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) under Voluntary Pension System Rules, 2005 and offered by a Life Insurance Company registered with the SECP under Insurance Ordinance, 2000 (XXXIX of 2000);

    “Approved Income Payment Plan” means an Income Payment Plan approved by Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) under Voluntary Pension System Rules, 2005 and offered by a Pension Fund Manager registered with the SECP under Voluntary Pension System Rules, 2005;

    “Approved Pension Fund” means Pension Fund approved by Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) under Voluntary Pension System Rules, 2005, and managed by a Pension Fund Manager registered with the SECP under Voluntary Pension System Rules, 2005;

    “Approved Employment Pension or Annuity Scheme” means any employment related retirement scheme approved under this Ordinance, which makes periodical payment to a beneficiary i.e. pension or annuity such as approved superannuation fund, public sector pension scheme and Employees Old-Age Benefit Scheme;

    “Approved Occupational Savings Scheme” means any approved gratuity fund or recognized provident fund;

    “Approved superannuation fund” means a superannuation fund, or any part of a superannuation fund, approved by the Commissioner in accordance with Part II of the Sixth Schedule.

  • FBR delegates powers, functions to Members

    FBR delegates powers, functions to Members

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Thursday delegated its powers and functions to the Members under tax laws including income tax, sales tax and federal excise.

    The FBR said that in exercise of powers conferred by Section 8 of the Federal Board of Revenue Act, 2001, the Board-in-Council in its 10th meeting held on December 10, 2020 has rescinded notification No. 6(69)S(BIC)/2019 dated February 24, 2020 for recalling and incorporating the provisions related to delegation of powers/functions under various fiscal statutes into this notification for purpose of consolidation and to further delegate to the Members the powers and functions administered by the FBR conferred on Board through FED Act, 2005, Sales Tax Act, 1990 and Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 but still un-delegated;-

    DELEGATION OF POWERS TO MEMBERS’, FBR

    Member (Inland Revenue-Policy)

    1. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Federal Excise Act, 2005;

    Sections 2(20), 2(23a), 3(3), 4(1), 4(2), 4(5), 4(8), 5(2), 5(3), 6(2A), 6(2AB), 6(3), 7(1), 7(2), 12(4), 1st and 2nd proviso 12(4),12(5),16(4), 17(1)(g), 17(2) in consultation with

    Member (IT), 18(3), 18(4), 18(5), 19A(1), 36 in respect of his order, 38(12) to the extent of rule making, 400), 40(2), 42C with approval of Chairman,42(D),46(7) in consultation with Member (Audit), S.No.55D of the Table I of First Schedule and S. NO.13 and 22(f) of Table I of Third Schedule.

    2. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Sales Tax Act, 1990;

    Sections 2(9A), proviso to section 2(33),2(43), 2(43A)(f), 2(46)(g),2(46)(J), 1st & 2nd provisos to 2(46), 3(1B),3(3A),3(6),3(7), 3(8),151 proviso to 3(9A) to the extent of rule making, rd proviso to 3(9A) in consultation with Member (IT) for rule making 7(3),7(5), 8(2),8(6), 8B(2)(ii), 8B(4),8B proviso, 9, 10(1), 11(6),13(6), 14,21(2), 22(1)(f), 22(2), 23(1), 23(3), 23(4),25(2A),26(1) 1″ and 2nd proviso, 26(5),33A(1),38(4),47A(12), 50(1),50B(4) in consultation with Member (IT),55, 61,61A, 63,67A(10), 67A(12),71, 72C to the extent of rule making with approval of Chairman, 72D(2),proviso (d) to 73(4), 76, S.No. 12th of fifth Schedule and clause 48 of 6th Schedule.

    3. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Income Tax Ordinance, 2001;

    Sections 2(19D), 2(19E),2(29C)(aa),2(29C)(b), 2(30A), 2(35AA), 2(36)(c),4B(6), 7C(3), 7D(3),13(3),13(12),21(d),21(p),21(q),24(11),27(c), 28(3) to the extent of formulating criteria of approval of leasing companies etc.,32(3),46(d), 59AA(6), 59B(2)(h),61(5), 67(2), 68(4),74(2A), 76(11), 77(6), 100B(2)(e), 100D(3)(e)(ii)(B), 101A, 105(3)(d), 108(3),108A(2) 108B(1),111(5) ,114(2),114(2A) in consultation with Member(IT), 115(4),116(1),116A(1), 118(1),118(2A), 122D(7), 127(3), 131(2), 134A(12),134A(13) ,138(4), 146B(1),146B(2), 147(7A), 148(1), 148(2), 148(2A), 154(3), 155(3)(vii),158(c), 159(6),160,164(1),165(1), 165(1A), 165(3)for making/ amendment of rules, 165(5), 165(6),165A(1) for making/amendment of rules 165B(1) for making making/amendment of rules, 170(2),170(6),174(1), 174(5), 175(9),175A related to rule making, 177(2A), 177(2AA), 177(17),181, 181A(2), 181D, 183,206, 206A, 213„217 to the extent of rule making, 218(1)(d),218(2)(d), 223(10), 223(11), 227A to the extent of rule making with approval of Chairman, 227B(2),227D, 230F(3), 230F(6), 230F(9), 230F(14), 236B(2A), 236L(3),237(1), proviso in division VII of Part I of First Schedule, Clause 12 of Part 1 of 2″ Schedule, Clause 13(iii) of Part 1 of 2nnt Schedule, clause (53A) of Part I of Second Schedule, Clause 12D & 12E of Part-IV of the Second Schedule and clause (60B) and (72B) of Part IV of Second Schedule,

    4. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under following provisions of Income Tax Rules, 2002;

    Rules 19A, 19B, 19C, 19D, 19E, 19F and 231A.

    5. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Federal Excise Rules, 2005;

    Rules 31(2), 32(2), 33(1), 33(2), 33(3), 40(7), 41A(15), 43(6) and 79.

    6. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Sales Tai Rules, 2005;

    Rules 18 and 150

    Member (Inland Revenue-Operations)

    1. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Federal Excise Act, 2005;

    Sections 2(8a),12(4),16(3), 16(5), 21(4), 22(1),23(1), 29(1AA), 29(3), 30(2), 350), 36, in respect of his order, 38 for implementation and operational purpose, 42D,43, 45(2),45(3),45A,46(1) and 49.

    2. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Sales Tax Act, 1990;

    Sections 2(5AA)(f), 2(9), 2(15), proviso to 2(27),6(2), 6(3),7(2)(i) 8(1)(1),8A,10(3), 210), 21(4), 22(1A), 260), 27(a), 30(2A),31, 320)(a) & (b), 32(1)(c) & (d), 34A,37A, 37B(13), 37 I, 380), 38B(3),40B, 40C, 45A,47A(2) ,47A(3), 47A(7), 47A(8),48(1A),56AB,56AB(1)(0,56AB(2),56C,62, 67A(2), 67A(9), 72C for implementation and operational purpose, 72D(1) and 74.

    3. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Income Tax Ordinance, 2001;

    Sections 2(38A),26(2), 28(3) to the extent of granting approvals in the light of criteria of leasing companies, etc 74(11), 80(2)(b)(vi),107(1A), 108A(5),134A(1)(c),134A(2), 134A(3), 134A(4), 134A(7),I34A(8),134A(9), 165(3), 165A(2),171A(2), 171A(9), 171A(10), 175(9),175A(1),180, 181A, 202, 2090) except for CIR (A), first proviso to section 209(2), 209(3), 211(3), 212 to the extent of powers conferred on him by this distribution/delegation powers order, 214A except for appellate body, 214B(1),217(1) in consultation with Member (IT), 223(8), to 227(A)(1) for implementation and operational purpose, 227B(1) and 230F(11)

    4. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Income Tax Rules, 2002,

    Rules 90, 94, 109, 220B and 231C

    5. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Federal Excise Rules, 2005;

    Rules 2(b), 2(g), 3(5), 5(1),5(4), 25, 26, 28, 31(1), 33(4) in consultation with Member (IR-Policy), 36(4), 40A(3), 41A(2), 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 64, 74(3), 76, 77 and 78:

    6. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Sales Tax Rules, 2006;

    Rules 5,6, 10, 12, 27, 28, 30, 41,44, 52, 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69 and 150F.

    Member (Legal)

    1. Exercise powers and functions under the following provisions of Customs Act, 1969;

    Sections 185G (2) and 193 A (3) [1st Proviso]

    2. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Sales Tax Act, 1990;

    45A (to the extent of orders by CIR(A) and 74 to the extent of granting condonation to CIR(A) in respect of appellate matters.

    3. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Income Tax Ordinance, 2001;

    Sections 209(1) to the extent of CIR (A), 214A in respect of orders by CIR (A) and 223(7).

    4. Exercise powers and functions under the following provisions of Federal Excise Act, 2005;

    Sections 35(1) and 43 – to the extent of appellate orders.

    Member (Administration)

    1. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Customs Act, 1969;

    Sections 3, 3A, 3AA, 3B, 3BB, 3C, 3CC, 3D, 3DD and 3DDD (all with the with approval of Chairman)

    2. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Federal Excise Act, 2005;

    Section 2(12),19A(2), 22(13) in consultation with Member (Ops), 29(1) with approval of Chairman 29(2)(a),29(2)(b) 29(2)(C), 38(11) and 41(3) in consultation with Member (Ops).

    3. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Sales Tax Act, 1990;

    Section 2(2), 30 with approval of Chairman 30A(1),30A(2)(a), 30A(2)(b), 30B,30C,30D,30DD,30DDD,30E,33A(2), 47A(11) and 51(3) .

    4. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Income Tax Ordinance, 2001;

    Sections 134(A)(11), 2080) with approval of Chairman, 208(2), 216(8), 216A(2), 227(2), 228(1), 228(2), 229(1),229(2), 2300), 230(2), 230A(1), 230A(2), 230B(1), 230B(2), 230C(1), 230C(2), 230D(1), 230D(2), 230E(1 ), 230E(2), 230F(1)230F(2)230G(1), 230G(2),230H(1) and 230H(2).

    Member (Fate)

    1. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Sales Tax Act, 1990;

    56C

    2. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Income Tax Ordinance, 2001;

    181B and 216(5)

    3. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Federal Excise Act, 2005;

    Section 36 in respect of his order

    Member (HRM)

    1. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Sales Tax Act, 1990;

    30A(2)(a)

    2. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Federal Excise Act, 2005;

    Section 29(2) to the extent of job description and 36 in respect of his order

    Member (Taxpayers Audit)

    1. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Sales Tax, 1990;

    Section 32A and 72B to the extent of actual selection on the basis of criteria approved by Board-In Council

    2. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Income Tax Ordinance, 2001.

    Sections 177(8), 177(11) and 214C to the extent of actual selection on the basis of criteria approved by Board-in-Council.

    3. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Federal Excise, 2005.

    Sections 36 in respect of his orders, 42B(1A), 43B(1) to the extent of actual selection on the basis of criteria approved by Board-in-Council and 46(4)

    Member (Information Technology)

    1. Exercise powers and perform Junctions of the Board under the following provisions of Sales Tax Act, 1990;

    Sections 2(5AAA) in consultation with Member (IR-Operations), 3(9A) to the extent of integration of retail outlet with Board computerize system, 21A to the extent of maintenance of active taxpayer list, 22(2A) in consultation with Member (IR-Operations), 22(3) in consultation with Member (IR- Operations), 26(1) 3rd Proviso in – consultation with Member (IR-Operations), 50A in consultation with Member (IR-Operations), 50B(1), 50B(3), 52A in consultation with (IR-Operation) and 72B(1A) to the extent of implementation of computer system.

    2. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Income Tax Ordinance, 2001;

    Section 216(6A), 216(6C) and 237A in consultation with Member (IR-Operations).

    3. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Federal Excise Act, 2005;

    Sections 4(6) in consultation with Member (IR-Operations) and 17(2)(b) in consultation with Member (IR-Operations) and section 36 in respect of his orders.

    4. Exercise powers and perform, functions of the Board under the following provisions of Income Tax Rules, 2002;

    Rules 73(2), 73(6) and 229.

    5. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Federal Excise Rules, 2005;

    The electronic Filing of Federal Excise Rules, 2005.

    6. Exercise powers and perform functions of the Board under the following provisions of Sales Tax Rules, 2006,

    Rules 150B, 150D, 1501, 150J, 150K, 150L and 150 0

    The FBR said that without prejudice to the above delegation of powers to the respective Members, if any Member of the Board or the Board itself considers that any matter relating to exercise of statutory power is of material significance, the Board or the Member may refer such matter to the Board-in-Council for a collective decision by the Board in Council.

  • FBR transfers BS-19 IRS officers

    FBR transfers BS-19 IRS officers

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Thursday notified transfers and postings of BS-19 officers of Inland Revenue Service (IRS) with immediate effect and until further orders.

    Following are the list of officers who are transferred:

    01.  Fazal-e-Subhan (Inland Revenue Service/BS-19) has been transferred and posted as Commissioner Inland Revenue (OPS) (Zone-II) Regional Tax Office, Abbottabad from the post of Additional Commissioner, Regional Tax Office II, Karachi.

    02. Naib Ali Pathan (Inland Revenue Service/BS-19) has been transferred and posted as Commissioner Inland Revenue(OPS) (Audit-II) Large Taxpayers Office, Multan from the post of Additional Commissioner, Large Taxpayers Office, Karachi

    03. Rana Waqar Ali (Inland Revenue Service/BS-19) has been transferred and posted as Commissioner Inland Revenue(OPS) (Legal) Large Taxpayers Office, Multan from the post of Additional Commissioner, Medium Taxpayers office, Karachi.

    04. Ms. Rizwana Qazi (Inland Revenue Service/BS-19) has been transferred and posted as Additional Commissioner InlandRevenue Corporate Tax Office,Islamabad from the post of Secretary, Federal Board of Revenue (Hq), Islamabad.

    05. Anwar Zeb (Inland Revenue Service/BS-19) has been transferred and posted as Additional Commissioner InlandRevenue Corporate Tax Office,Islamabad from the post of Additional Commissioner, Regional Tax Office, Rawalpindi.

    06. Muhammad Waqas Hanif (Inland Revenue Service/BS-19) has been transferred and posted as Additional Commissioner Inland Revenue Corporate Tax Office, Islamabad from the post of Secretary, (FATF Cell) Federal Board of Revenue (Hq), Islamabad.

    07. Mohammad Iqbal Khan (Inland Revenue Service/BS-19) has been transferred and posted as Additional Commissioner Inland Revenue Corporate Tax Office, Islamabad from the post of Secretary, Federal Board of Revenue (Hq), Islamabad.

    08. Bilal Ahmed (Inland Revenue Service/BS-19) has been transferred and posted as Additional Commissioner Inland Revenue Regional Tax Office, Multan from the post of Additional Director, Addl. Directorate of Internal Audit (Inland Revenue), Faisalabad.

    The FBR said that tThe Officers who are drawing performance allowance prior to issuance of this notification shall continue to draw this allowance on the new place of posting.

  • People urged to use CNICs for heavy amount transactions

    People urged to use CNICs for heavy amount transactions

    ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Revenue Dr. Waqar Masood on Wednesday urged people to use their Computerized National Identity Cards (CNICs) at the time of making heavy amount transactions.

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