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I.T.AS. NOS. 838/IB, 839/IB OF 2000, 296/IB, 117/IB TO 121/IB OF 2001-2002; 589/IB OF 1999, 826/IB versus I.T.AS. NOS. 838/IB, 839/IB OF 2000, 296/IB, 117/IB TO 121/IB OF 2001-2002; 589/IB OF 1999, 826/IB

Section 62 Companies Ordinance (XLVII of 1984), Section 156 Assessment of Production, Evidence, etc. Private Limited Company Public Limited Company Assigns the property tax rate to 46% instead of 36% Has been remanded to a private company to which the First Appellate Authority Appellate Tribunal rejects the orders of departmental officials on the issue of assigning a private or public company status to the officer in charge of an inquiry to confirm its original ownership. Maybe. Company shares If the government owns more than 50% of the shares, it is clear that Assisi had to act like a government company. The provisions of the relevant Income Tax Law did not distinguish between common and preferred shares or any voting rights, but only stated that if a company is treated as a government company then at least 50% of the shares of the Government Assisting Officer. The Appellate Tribunal directed that the Government confirm the ownership of the said shares in the respective constituencies in Pakistan and (or) establish the status of the company by examining the certificate of certification or its certified copies every year. family advocate from Charsada lawyer