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Customs House seeks income tax returns of BS-1 to 15 employees

byM Hayat
10/06/2016
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: The Customs House admin department has urged all the employees from BS 1 to 15 to submit particulars of the annual income tax returns to the department.

The admin department told the employees that their performance allowance will be suspended for three months if they failed to submit the details to the department concerned.

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It was said that the employees allowance will be restored after three month and no excuse will be accepted in this regard.  The admin department urged the employees to submit their income tax returns present and previous to avoid inconvenience.

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