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FBR officers get more time for declaring assets

byCustoms Today Report
19/02/2014
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue has extended the date till Feb 25, 2014 for its officials to declare their assets. These officials will not be given more time for filing of declaration of their assets.

According to FBR circular, “The Competent Authority is pleased to extend the date for filing of declaration of assets to 25.02.2014. This may however be treated as last and final opportunity as no further extension of time shall be allowed.”

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It is intimated that the performance allowance of officers who fail to submit their declaration of assets up to 30.06.2013 and earlier years will be discontinued/de-notified after 25.02.2014. Moreover, action will also be taken as per paragraph 12 of Government Servants (Conduct Rules, 1964), read with Serial No. 23-A, chapter 9 titled Conduct, Efficiency & Discipline of Esta Code 2010, the FBR circular declared.

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