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FBR Chairman Jahanzeb to conduct weekly meeting to review pending tax cases

byShahid Minhas
25/10/2018
in Islamabad, Latest News, Slider News
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Chairman Jahanzeb Khan has taken notice of tax-related issues pending within the departments due to time consuming written communications, it is learnt here.

According to official sources, Chairman Jahanzeb Khan decided to call coordination meeting in order to expedite pending tax-related issues within the departments and to avoid time consuming written communications among the departments.

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The chairman also decided to conduct the weekly meeting of the departmental heads to accelerate the decision-making process on the tax-related matters where the meeting will be headed by the FBR chairman himself, sources added.

Sources further added the FBR chairman will review the weekly performance of each department and will also discuss the coordination among the departments.

The chairman will also review the tax-related issues and will issue the order on the spot during the meeting to avoid any delay in decision making.

Source also said that departments can also put on the table any summary or issue which is urgent and pending for approval and participants will discuss and decide during the meeting about the approval or rejection of summary or any issue, sources added.

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