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Chairman FBR meets delegation of tax bar association at LTO Lahore

byCT Report
23/09/2026
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LAHORE: As part of the initiative undertaken in line with the directives of the Prime Minister, Chairman Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), Mr. Rashid Mahmood Langrial, met with a delegation of the Tax Bar Association, led by its President, Mr. Rana Saqib Munir, at the Large Taxpayers Office (LTO), Lahore. The meeting focused on facilitating taxpayers and tax practitioners through timely resolution of their issues and further improving tax administration.

The meeting was attended by Member (Inland Revenue Operations), senior officers of FBR, and representatives of the Tax Bar Association.

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During the meeting, matters relating to income tax returns, sales tax, and the tax filing and administration process were discussed.

The Chairman assured the delegation of FBR’s continued support and directed the concerned officers to address the issues raised in accordance with law and applicable procedures. He also agreed to the proposal for establishment of a PRAL liaison office in Lahore to facilitate taxpayers and tax practitioners.

The Chairman took note of the matters relating to the jurisdiction and transfer of cases between RTO-I and RTO-II and directed the concerned officers to examine and resolve such issues. Suggestions regarding the Small Traders Scheme and enhancement of income tax revenue were also discussed.

The Chairman appreciated the constructive suggestions of the Tax Bar Association and tasked the concerned officers with addressing technical issues in the FBR system on a priority basis to ensure a smooth and efficient tax filing process for taxpayers and practitioners.

Chairman FBR reiterated his commitment to continued engagement with stakeholders and emphasized that their practical feedback would be given due consideration in further improving tax administration, facilitating compliant taxpayers, and strengthening the overall tax system.

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