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FBR approves reward for 4 adjudication officers on exceptional performance

byImran Ali
04/07/2015
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MULTAN: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has approved the meritorious rewards for the four serving officers at Customs Adjudication on their exceptional services during the Fiscal Year 2014-15.

The FBR has given the approval of four serving officers at Customs Adjudication, Faisalabad on their efforts in the adjudication department for resolving the contravention reports. Notification for the approval of meritorious reward has been issued through vide C.No 7(2) E &C/201583116.

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The FBR has directed the Model of Customs Collectorate (Adjudication) Faisalabad to sanctioned the cash rewards to four adjudicating officers including Collector Saleem Ahtar Ranjha , Additional Collector Amjad ur Rehman, Deputy Collector Saima Ayyaz and Deputy Collector Muhammad Saeed Asad.

The FBR has also directed the sanctioning authorities that reward expenditure will be deducted from the annual budget grant of the collectorate. In case if the funds are not available the amount of reward may be withdrawn from the budget of next financial grant.

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