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Multan RTO rejects Colony Textile Mills request for changing jurisdiction

byImran Ali
30/09/2015
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MULTAN: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Regional Tax office (RTO) Multan has rejected the application of Colony Textile Mills Limited for the change of tax office from RTO Multan to another RTO.

According to the details, RTO has refused its application as few tax matters of Colony Textile mills are underway in the appellate tribunal. The company is facing tax evasion cases at the RTO Multan.

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Sources said that a defaulter will not be allowed to change their tax office before the clearance of their outstanding dues and on that ground commissioner has rejected their application for the change of their tax Office.

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