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FBR not to interact with traders via personal visits, phone calls: Shabbar Zaidi

byCT Report
26/10/2019
in Islamabad, Latest News, Slider News
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ISLAMABAD: In a step to ensure transparency, Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Chairman Shabbar Zaidi announced that the tax officials will be barred from personal interaction with businessmen, according to media.

Taking to the social networking website, Twitter, Shabbar Zaidi said that FBR will not interact with businessmen through personal visits, telephone calls, cell phone messages or emails.

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Automated system will be the only manner to interact with the businessmen he said and added, “FBR will soon issue very strict instructions to officials all the formations.”

Zaidi said that from November 1, strict enforcement will be made against unauthorized interaction between FBR staff and business community.

He urged the business community to report to FBR if any person contact through any manner without proper authorization.

Earlier in the day, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) chairman Shabbar Zaidi had announced that the authorities will further relax the condition of CNIC number under the sales tax act which declared the misreporting of the national identity number and national tax number (NTN) as a punishable offence.

Shabbar Zaidi, while addressing a press conference in Islamabad, had said that the implementation of the CNIC condition is affecting business activities. He had added that the possibilities of tax retrieval will be lessened if the businesses and trade activities remained affected in the country.

 

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