FTO recommends faceless tax refund system amid refund dispute
Most outlets highlighted the Federal Tax Ombudsman’s (FTO) recommendation for a faceless income tax refund system to streamline processing. The Express Tribune added context about a specific Rs42.86 million refund case and the Ombudsman’s ruling that the FBR’s FIFO policy could not override taxpayer rights. Other outlets, like Business Recorder, focused primarily on the FTO’s urging of the FBR to adopt the automated system without mentioning the specific case.
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FTO urges FBR to launch Faceless Income Tax Refund System
ISLAMABAD - The Federal Tax Ombudsman (FTO) has urged the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) to launch a Faceless Income Tax Refund System to enable the automated processing of eligible tax refunds and their direct electronic transfer into taxpayers’ bank accounts, saying the move would reduce delays and improve taxpayer.
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FTO urges FBR to launch Faceless IT Refund System
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Tax Ombudsman (FTO) has urged the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) to launch a Faceless Income Tax Refund System to enable the automated processing of eligible tax refunds and their direct electronic transfer into taxpayers’ bank accounts, saying the move would reduce delays and improve taxpayer facilitation. The recommendation came while deciding a complaint filed by M/s S...
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FTO pushes faceless refund system
FBR's FIFO policy cannot override taxpayer rights, Ombudsman rules after Rs42.86m refund delay
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