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FBR to promote MIS officers to BS-17 through FPSC exams

byAftab Channa
04/12/2015
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR)  has decided to promote MIS officers BS-16 to the IT Cadre post BS-17 through the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) examinations.

In this regard, Riaz Muhammad, Secretary Mgt IR-III, has forwarded a letter No 11(5)S.L/BS-16/2014-MIR-III to all the Chief Commissioners of RTOs/LTUs, all Director General (Inland Revenue), Directorate General I & I-IR, Islamabad, asking them to circulate the FPSC forms to the MIS officers so that the process could be initiated at the earliest.

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“I am directed to enclose application form for aptitude test for the post of Assistant Director MIS and to say that the form may be circulated among all the MIS officers, who want to appear in the test. The duly filled forms may be returned to the FBR for onward submission to FPSC,” according to an official letter available with Customs Today.

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