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FBR restricts field formations from assigning additional charge to any officer

byCT Report
13/07/2021
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has barred the field formations from assigning additional charge to the officers.

The FBR in a letter said it is unfortunate that board is receiving receipts whereby controlling officers in the field formations are still assigning additional charges to their subordinate officers contrary to the instructions circulated by the board.

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It may be clearly noted that Head of the Department i.e. Secretary, Revenue Division is the competent authority to assign current/additional charge in respect of posts in BPS-17 to BPS-20 and for posts in BPS-21 to BPS-22, the Authority is the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

In view of above, henceforth all field formations should ensure that no additional charge is assigned to any officer without the approval of Competent Authority i.e. Appointing Authority strictly in accordance with the instructions of the Government of Pakistan.

In future, no claim of additional charge allowance will be entertained assigned irregularly and strict disciplinary action under E&D Rules, 2020 will be initiated against the officers granting/assigning additional charge by deviating from the laid down instructions of the Government.

The legal impacts of such illegal Additional Charges may also be kept in mind in this regard.

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