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RTO Multan suspends performance allowance of three inspectors

byImran Ali
02/11/2015
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MULTAN: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Regional Tax Office Multan has suspended the performance allowance of three inspectors for failing to do the assigned tasks.

The Regional Tax Office Multan is observing performance of employees closely in given role from Federal Board of Revenue. Sources told Customs Today that the performance of employees is evaluated in order to accomplish assignments given by the FBR for the fiscal year 2015-16.

During the assigned tasks, a few employees were found involved in serious professional negligence during the monitoring of their performance in the first quarter of the economic year 2015-16. The commissioner took notice against three inspectors due to their unsatisfactory performance. The authorities have decided to punish them by discontinuation of their performance allowance.

Three inspectors Waseem Khan (Multan), Naveed Asghar (Layyah) and Saeed Farooqi (Muzaffargarh) have been punished for their low tax revenue from first quarter of economic year 2015-16. These inspectors had failed to achieve the revenue target and their collection was almost zero .

The Regional Tax Office Multan has taken this action against three inspectors in order to set an example against those employees which are not working as per departmental standard.

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