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Lahore: RTO-I arrests another accused in Rs 240 million tax evasion

bySajid Nawaz
19/05/2015
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LAHORE: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Regional Tax Office-I (RTO-I) team has arrested owner of Alfaisal Exports when he was attempting to transfer the machinery equipments from a factory, sealed by the department.

As per details, an RTO team in supervision of Commissioner Asim Majeed, had sealed the Anmol Engineering Works, a factory due to the evasion of Rs 240 million taxes and arrested the accused owner, Rana Ashiq. The RTO was also trying to arrest his partner and owner of Alfaisal Export, besides putting the name of the accused on Exit Control List (ECL). The Lahore High Court has also cancelled the bail of the accused.

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However, Commissioner Inland Revenue, Asim Majeed received information that the owner of Alfaislal Export, Asim was trying to transfer the machinery, kept inside the sealed factory, by breaking the seal of the FBR.

On which, commissioner made team comprising Deputy Superintendent Rafique Mian, Inspector inland Revenue, Ehtshamul haq, Zafer iqbal and Muhammad Jameel to arrest the accused.

The team raided the factory with local police of Ferozwala and impounded four trucks loaded with machinery and two cars on the spot and arrested Asim, owner of Alfaisal Exports

After arresting the offender, the teams of the RTO with police sealed Anmol Engineering again.

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