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FBR suspends performance allowance of Multan Customs employees

bySajid Bashir
18/09/2015
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MULTAN: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has stopped performance allowance of all the employees of the Directorate of Customs and Intelligence Multan Range except three for not declaring their assets within the prescribed time.

According to FBR notification, the employees of Multan Customs and intelligence will not get the performance allowance for next three months due to non-submission of assets declaration but the three officials, Additional Director Nisar Ahmad, Superintendent Fareedudeen Masood, and Upper Division Clerk Iqbal Shah are exempted from this decision as they have put forward their assets declaration as per the recommendation of the FBR.

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It is learnt that the affected employees have shown grave concern regarding the suspension of the performance allowance as they say that they declared their assets on the prescribed date, August 28, 2015, but may be due to some technical reasons, all this has happened, and now they are once again declaring their assets individually.

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