FBR authorises sealing of textile and spinning units over system integration failures
Most outlets reported that the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has empowered Inland Revenue officials to seal textile and spinning factory premises that fail to integrate with the FBR’s system. Business Recorder added context about the empowerment of officials and the types of units affected, while Profit highlighted the new rules and potential actions, such as seizing goods and confiscating transport vehicles.
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FBR allows sealing of textile, spinning factories over system integration failures
New rules allow Inland Revenue officials to shut non-compliant premises, seize unmonitored goods and confiscate vehicles used to transport them
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Textile, spinning units: IR officials empowered to seal business premises
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Thursday empowered Inland Revenue officials to seal the business premises of units, including textile and spinning factories, which fail to integrate with the FBR’s computerized system. The new procedure would apply to electronic monitoring, tracking and identification, through a Production Monitoring System, video surveillance, video analytics, ...
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