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FBR transfers/posts 18 officials of IRS & Customs Service

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12/09/2013
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has transferred and posted 15 officials of Grade20-19 of Inland Revenue Service and 3 officials of Grade 19-18 of Pakistan Customs Service.

Transfers/Postings of the following officers of (BS-19-20) of Inland Revenue Service are made with immediate effect and until further orders:-

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Mr. Gholam Kazim Hosein (BS-20), Dr. Ikram Ghani (BS-20), Mr. Salim Raza Asif (BS-20), Mr. Hafiz Muhammad Ali Indhar (BS-20), Dr. Muhammad Akram Khan (BS-20), Dr. Muhammad Naeem (BS-19), Mr. Muhammad Imtiaz (BS-19), Dr. Hamid Ateeq Sarwar (BS-19), Mr. Ch. Muhammad Tarique (BS-19), Mr. Khalid Javed (BS-19), Mr. Ahmad Shuja Khan (BS-19), Dr. Ahmad Shahab (BS-19), Mr. Muhammad Abid Raza Bodla (BS-19), Mr. Afaque Ahmed Qureshi (BS-19) and Mr. Muhammad Shaukat Hayat Cheema (BS-19).

Transfers/Postings of the following officers of (BS-18-19) of Pakistan Customs Service are made with immediate effect and until further orders:-

Dr. Kamal Azhar Minhas (BS-19), Mr. Zahid Ali Baig (BS-19) and Mr. Ijaz Badshah (BS-18).

The Officers who are drawing performance allowance prior to issuance of this notification shall continue to draw this allowance on the new place of posting.

All above listed officers are requested to Relinquish/Assume charge, using online HRMS facility made available to FBR or by using their IJP logins.

Mr. Sarfraz Ahmad (IRS/BS-20) presently posted as CIR (Zone-II), RTO, Islamabad is assigned the “additional charge” of the post of CIR (WHT) RTO, Islamabad with immediate effect and until further orders in addition to his own duties.

The additional charge of CIR (Zone-XI) RTO-II, Lahore assigned to Mr. Asim Ahmad (IRS/BS-20) presently posted as CIR (WHT), RTO-II, Lahore vide Board’s Notification No 2024-IR-I/2013, dated 23.08.2013 is hereby withdrawn with immediate effect.

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