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FBR establishes help desk at MCCI

byCustoms Today Report
12/12/2013
in Latest News, Pakistan Chambers
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MULTAN: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has established a help desk at Multan Chamber of Commerce and Industry to facilitate taxpayers regarding the newly-introduced system for filing sales tax returns through web portal.

Sources said that this help desk has been established to provide proper information to the stakeholders. FBR would also ensure technical assistance for the help desk on regular basis.

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The MCCI chief urged the authorities concerned not to make this newly-introduced system of returns mandatory for all the taxpayers. It must be kept optional for six months, so that during this period taxpayers can prepare themselves for this system, he added.

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