ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has taken strict notice after several of its officers were found to have failed to declare their assets during an internal scrutiny process.
According to official sources, the FBR has completed an investigation into the asset declarations of its officers, revealing multiple cases of non-compliance.
In response, the tax authority has directed all concerned officers to submit their complete asset records by April 24. A formal letter has been issued to all members, chief commissioners, and director generals, instructing them to ensure compliance.
The directive requires officers to provide asset details covering the past 10 years. Authorities have warned that strict action will be taken against those who fail to comply within the stipulated deadline.
As part of enforcement measures, the FBR has also decided to suspend the performance allowance of officers who do not submit their asset declarations.
Further action is expected following the submission deadline as the FBR moves to strengthen accountability and transparency within the institution.
