Six Inland Revenue field formations to operate over the weekend to complete record transfers and support organisational restructuring
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has announced that several of its key Inland Revenue field formations will remain open on Saturday, July 25, and Sunday, July 26, 2026, to facilitate the transfer of official records and complete activities related to the ongoing restructuring of its field offices.
According to an official notification, the designated offices will operate over the weekend exclusively to ensure the timely transfer of records, case files and other official documents under the organisational restructuring exercise.
The FBR said the temporary weekend operation is intended to ensure a smooth transition and prevent delays in administrative work.
FBR offices to remain open
The following Inland Revenue field formations will remain operational on July 25 and 26:
Corporate Tax Office-I, Karachi
Corporate Tax Office-II, Karachi
Regional Tax Office-I, Lahore
Regional Tax Office-II, Lahore
Regional Tax Office, Islamabad
Regional Tax Office, Rawalpindi
The tax authority said the offices will focus on completing the transfer of physical records and official business associated with the restructuring process.
PRAL to provide technical support
To facilitate the electronic transfer of records and data, the Pakistan Revenue Automation Limited (PRAL) will provide technical assistance throughout the two-day exercise.
According to the notification, PRAL resource persons will remain available to assist Inland Revenue officers with data migration and resolve any technical issues that arise during the transfer process.
Officers directed to ensure attendance
The FBR has instructed all concerned officers and officials to remain present on both days and actively participate in completing the transfer of records.
The Board directed that the entire process be finalised by Sunday, July 26, 2026, enabling the newly restructured Inland Revenue formations to begin functioning without administrative disruptions.
Part of broader tax reforms
The restructuring of Inland Revenue field formations forms part of the FBR’s broader reform agenda aimed at improving organisational efficiency, strengthening tax administration and streamlining operational processes.
The FBR said completing the transfer of records and digital data without interruption will help maintain continuity in taxpayer services while supporting the implementation of the new organisational structure.
Officials have been directed to ensure full compliance with the notification and complete all assigned tasks within the prescribed timeframe to facilitate a seamless transition.