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NAB seeks tax details against GPO tax payment on purchase of motor vehicle

byImran Ali
06/04/2019
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MULTAN: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB), Multan region sought tax details from RTO Multan against GPO Multan Circle for the payment of taxes on newly purchased vehicles from July 2016 to April 2019.

According to details, NAB has written an application to chief commissioner Asif Raza Bodhla and asked him to provide complete tax details of GPO Multan Circle about the collection of taxes on newly purchase motor vehicles for the duration of July to April 2019.

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NAB received a complaint against GPO about the irregularities in the purchase of official vehicles during last three years. NAB has requested RTO to provide them complete details of taxes from General Post Office.

Sources told Customs Today that NAB Directorate sent the secret letter on March 29 with the deadline until 4th April. National Accountability Bureau was investigating hundreds of million rupees irregularities revealed in a complaint.

The complaint alleged that GPO staff tampered record by receiving complete payments from vehicle owners but deposited 50 percent tax amount with GPO by reducing vehicles’ horsepower’s and made hundreds million rupees.

NAB Multan is investigating GPO officer and their associate juniors which were involved in the mega corruption scam. GPO has allegedly done almost Rs.200 million corruption and they are investigating every aspect of said mega scam.

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