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Rs 58m sales tax fraud: Q Mobile clears Rs40m after accountant’s arrest

byCustoms Today Report
23/04/2014
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News, Slider News
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ISLAMABAD: FBR Official Spokesperson and Member Inland Revenue Shahid Hussain Asad has confirmed that Q Mobile accountant was apprehended during a raid by Directorate of Intelligence and Investigation-Inland Revenue, Karachi in a sales tax fraud of Rs 58 million.

Giving further details about the arrest and recovery made by the directorate, Shahid Hussain Asad revealed that Q Mobile accountant, whose name was disclosed by the sources as Sultan, provided pay order of Rs 40 million and promised to settle the balance demand tomorrow (Thursday).

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Sources said that Assistant Director Asif Ali Abro of I&I-IR, Karachi has arrested the accountant Sultan and started investigation.

 

 

Tags: Directorate of Intelligence & InvestigationFBRInland RevenueQ MobileQMobileShahid Hussain Asad

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