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SALIM S. SALAMAT versus SECRETARY, REVENUE DIVISION, ISLAMABAD

Establishment of Office of Section 132 Federal Tax Ombudsman Ordinance (2000V of XXXV), Section 2 (3) Removal of Appeal by Appellate Tribunal Noting that the appellate tribunal did not follow the instructions, the appellate tribunal's directive included Were not In the diagnostic order, the reference is made by the diagnostic officer to the remote and neither the receipt estimates nor the expenditure limits were made on the same lines, according to which the Appellate Tribunal's Accreditation Department acknowledges that the other side of the litigation There were no appellate tribunal instructions during the period. Sadly, sadly, despite reviewing a decade-old history, the matter was not resolved yet, despite the third attempt to keep the two previous attempts separate after the current assessment, the scenario is extremely unsatisfactory. The real reason for the apology and the complaint was very sad. concerned mill administration example The case example should be decided as soon as possible after appropriate due diligence for all concerned `tax officers' who participated in the three investigations. The Federal Tax Ombudsman recommended that the Commissioner, with the support of Section 122 (5A), amend the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001, at its own level so that it could be brought as directed by the appellate tribunal. That the appraisal officer (the person who is not the office) who has compiled the second and third assessments should be properly notified and a copy of this should be kept on the performance evaluation report to be considered at the time of the promotion and that the Assessing Officer has Changed it. The Income Tax Ordinance in 1990, ignoring the provisions of section 32 (3), read with section 2 (26) of 1979, wherever the income year is, list of supreme court advocates from Barbar Loi lawyer