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FBR establishing Council to scrutinize serious complaints against its officers

byCT Report
20/04/2017
in Islamabad
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ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Board-in-Council decided in principal to establish Council of Complaints that would be tasked to scrutinize the serious complaints filed against the officers or officials of the board.

“The Board-in-Council while discussing operational strategy of Integrity and Performance Unit (IPMU) of FBR approves in principle establishment of “Council of Complaints”, said FBR notification issued here.

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The Council would be headed by a senior Member of the Board alongwith Member (IR-Ops), Member (Customs) and Member (Administration), the statement added.

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