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MTBA offers free legal assistance to disabled taxpayers

byImran Ali
14/09/2019
in Chambers & Associations, Latest News, Pakistan Chambers
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MULTAN: Multan Tax Bar Association has offered free legal assistance to government departments disabled taxpayers.

According to details, Multan Tax Bar Association has decided to provide free legal assistance to disabled taxpayers working in the different government department for filing of their tax returns.

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It was learnt that disabled taxpayers working in different government departments face difficulty in filling their tax returns and disabled taxpayers has also requested Chief Commissioner Inland Revenue Regional Tax Office Multan for the assistance in this regard.

Chief Commissioner Regional Tax Office Multan has requested Multan Tax Bar Association to assist disable taxpayers so that they can file their income tax returns without difficulty.

Multan Tax Bar Association constituted five member committee including Riaz Ahmad Raja, Shabbir Fakhru Din, Muhammad Imran Ghazi, Waqar Khan Azad and Muhammad Omer Sharif to facilitate government disabled taxpayers on account of legal assistance in the shape of income tax returns ,wealth statements & wealth reconciliation statements for the tax year.

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