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FBR seeks citizens’ help to trace individuals named in Panama, Paradise leaks

byCT Report
23/02/2018
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has sought help of all citizens of Pakistan who have any information that can lead to identification and tracing of the individuals whose names were disclosed in Panama leaks, Offshore leaks and Paradise leaks.

In an attempt to probe and tax the investments of Pakistani citizens who own offshore companies and whose names were disclosed in Panama leaks, Offshore leaks and Paradise leaks, FBR is facing problems in identifying and contacting certain persons due to unavailability of their complete addresses and identifying particulars.

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The names of these persons and the available particulars are provided. FBR requested all citizens to identify and help it tracing these persons to discharge their national duty by contacting FBR. The information can be emailed on [email protected] or sent on the address Chief IR (Operations-I), Room number 437, 4th floor, FBR Headquarter, Constitution Avenue, Islamabad. The concerned officials could also be contacted at 051 9203807, Fax: (051)9206590.

The identity of the persons providing the information will be kept strictly confidential, it added.

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