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FTO postpones hearing of case filed by M/s Pakistan Card Clothing against CRTO

bySajid Nawaz
15/09/2017
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Federal Tax Ombudsman (FTO) Advisor Tariq Yousaf has adjourned a case filed by M/s Pakistan Card Clothing against the Corporate Regional Tax Office (CRTO) Lahore until the next date of hearing.

The counsel for the appellant argued that the CRTO had failed to release the sales tax refund to the appellant for the last two years. He said that CRTO collected excessive tax from the company during the last two years. The petitioner approached the officials concerned several times for issuance of the refunds, but the RTO officials failed to clear the refunds after the passage of reasonable time.

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Finally, the appellant decided to approach the FTO seeking interference in this case. The counsel appealed the FTO advisor to direct the RTO to clear the refund claims.

The counsel further said that the delay in issuance of refunds put burden on the taxpayers, adding that the RTO-II should make audit of the cases and release the extra amount collected by it from the taxpayer.

On the other hand, counsel for CRTO argued that the appellant has not submitted all record in the office for claiming refunds. If appellant provides accurate record, the CRTO will issue the refunds after proper assessment, he added.

After hearing the arguments from both sides, Advisor Tariq Yousaf adjourned the case of M/s Pakistan Card Clothing Lahore until next date for further hearing and directed the parties to appear before him on said date to present arguments in the case.

 

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