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Zahid Khokhar made Member Customs

byCT Report
25/02/2017
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News, Slider News
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Friday notified transfers and postings of Members and Rehmatullah Khan Wazir has been posted as Member Inland Revenue (IR-Operations).

The following senior officers have been transferred and posted:

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Muhammad Zahid, (Pakistan Customs Service/BS-21), has been transferred from Chief Collector, (Enforcement) Karachi and posted as Member, (Customs) Federal Board of Revenue (HQ).

Rehmatullah Khan Wazir, (Inland Revenue Service/BS-21), has been transferred and posted as Member, (IR-Operations) Federal Board of Revenue (HQ), Islamabad from the post of Member, (Inland Revenue Policy) FBR (HQ).

Tasneem Rehman, (Inland Revenue Service/BS-22), has been transferred and posted as Member, Federal Board of Revenue (HQ). The officer will relinquish charge of the post of Chief Commissioner, Corporate Regional Tax Office, Lahore on February 28.

Nausheen Javaid Amjad, (Inland Revenue Service/BS-21), has been transferred and posted as Member, (IT) Federal Board of Revenue (HQ), Islamabad. She has been assigned the additional charge of the post of Member (FATE), FBR (HQ), Islamabad.

Iram Adnan, (Inland Revenue Service/BS-21), has been transferred Lahore from the post of Directing Staff, National School of Public Policy (NSPP), Lahore and posted as Director General, Directorate General of Training & Research (Inland Revenue).

Dr Muhammad Iqbal, (Inland Revenue Service/BS-20), has been transferred Islamabad from Member, (OPS) (Strategic Planning Reforms & Statistics) Federal Board of Revenue (HQ) and posted as Member, (OPS) (IR-Policy) Federal Board of Revenue (HQ).

According to the notification, the officers who are drawing performance allowance will continue to draw this allowance on the new place of posting. All the officers have been directed to relinquish/assume charge, using online HRMS facility made available to FBR or by using their IJP logins.

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