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FBR promotes BS-17 officers to BS-18

byMahmood Idrees
22/01/2015
in Lahore, Slider News
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LAHORE: The Federal Board of Revenue has promoted as many as 39 BS-17 officers of Inland Revenue Service to BS-18 on regular basis and 30 officers on acting charges in their group with immediate effect.

The officers will actualise their promotions at their respective and existing place of postings against the vacant posts of BS-18. The names of the selected officers are Manan Younas, Saima Munawar, Tauqeer Ahmad Suraj, Izhar Ahmed, Muazzam Rashid Khan, Muhammad Umer Khalid, Muhammad Ali, Uzma Waqar, Imran Zafar, Hafiz Muhammad Qasim Haroon, Naila Ashraf Khan, Sheikh Saleem Ellahi, Farhat Hayat Shah, Laila Malik Sher, Asra Bilal Burki, Adnan Shahid, Mona Baqir, Qayyum Rani, Hassan Mabroor, Shafqat Rasool Sindhu, Imran Ali Shah, Muhammad Asad Munir Malik, Sonia Anwar Rana, Abdul Hameed Magsi, Syeda Urooj Zahra, Abdul Karim, Atta Muhammad Nasar, Altaf Hussain Memon, Muhammad Asim Qadir Haye, Abdul Malik Jat, Ahmed Ali Mukhtiar, Farhan Badar Solangi, Muhammad Kashif Khan, Zeeahan Nazir Khan, Syed Bilal Mahmood Jafri, Dr. Sohail Ahmed Fazlani, Imran Saeed, Ehsan Ullah Khan and Syed Roman Ali Shah.

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According to FBR directions , the officers, who are drawing performance allowance, will continue to draw the same after promotion. Similarly, the FBR has also promoted BS-17 officers of IRS to BS-18 on acting charge basis against DTL vacancies in their Group.

The names of officers are Maham Asif Malik, Haida Sajjad, Muhammad Khurram Mangi, Israr Ahmed Cheema, Kiran Zahra, Birjees Saghir, Romana Alam, Umair Akbar, Soomro, Syeda Huma Bukhari, Darkhshan Khalid, Muhammad Ali, Bilal Zamir, Farhan Sattar, Samreen Razaque, Zahid Hussain, Naveed Akhtar, Uzma Salahuddin, Asif Nazir, Muhammad Anadil Khan, Muhammad Naeem Ahmad, Muhammad Naeem Ahmad, Muhammad Ismail Danish, Umer Zeb Khan, Shahzad Ali, Asif Ali Abro, Qurrat Ul Ain, Ghazala Nasir Siddique, Amjad Hussain Janvri, Imran Khan, Arshad Abbasi and Shah Bahar.

 

 

 

 

Tags: Birjees SaghirFBR promotes BS-17 officers to BS-18Federal Board of Revenue has promoted as many as 39 BS-17 officers of Inland Revenue Service to BS-18 on regular basis and 30 officers on acting charges in their group with immediate effect.Kiran ZahraRomana AlamSoomroSyeda HumaUmair Akbar

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