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FBR seeks data of officials having dual nationalities

FBR seeks data of officials having dual nationalities  

Web Desk July 09, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has sought dual citizenship details of Customs and FBR Inland Revenue Service officers.

The orders have been issued from the FBR headquarters to the field formations across the country.

Details of dual citizenship and Customs and Inland Revenue Service employees in grades 1 to 21 have been sought.

In the letter issued by the FBR, it has been asked that the details of employees with dual citizenship should be provided by July 15.

According to the letter, the foreign citizenship details of the customs and FBR employees and their wives have also been sought.

Orders have been issued from the FBR headquarters to the field formations across the country.

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Earlier,  Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has successfully blocked 210,000 mobile SIMs of non-filers and continues to block SIMs of non-filers.

The FBR blocked 210,000 mobile SIMs of non-filers while 61,996 SIMs have been restored on submission of tax returns.

Sources said that the data of 5000 mobile SIMs was being sent to the telecom companies on a daily basis. A total of 506,671 non-files will be blocked.

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