Establishment of Office of Sales Tax Act, 1990 Section 38, 40A & 25 Federal Tax Ombudsman Ordinance (XXXV of 2000), Section 9 authorized officers without access to premises, stocks, accounts and records, warranty records, documents, etc. A large influx of officers / officers raided the factory, threatened and threatened the administration, tried to seal the warehouse and forced the administration to sign a stock statement, creating an atmosphere of panic. Accused and pleaded that no physical check of the stock was made, made and the stock was executed by the chief executive In order to sign statements that it was considered sufficient that the positional accuracy required by law, staff after hitting the raid on the complaint was convinced that non-members will not act on it. If a department does not count and measure, they have done a physical check and will be satisfied with the statement of the chief executive. E-stock cannot be relied upon in a fully signed statement, which was challenged on an accurate basis. And made it a controversial document that there was no worksheet or very intelligent measurement / counting details for such a large stock otherwise it would be presented to the complainant / reviewer with a visual overview and no stock assessment. Applied and prepared the report on which the signature of the chief executive was obtained and not counted. It was and should be possible to obtain the signature of the chief executive and his chief accountant could not be denied against his wishes.
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