B.F.J. ENTERPRISES, KARACHI versus SECRETARY, REVENUE DIVISION, ISLAMABAD
Section 5 Zero Duty Rate and Duty Withdrawal, etc. Despite the Duty Drop Word Claim reminder that the Appellate Tribunal failed to comply with the order, the Department held that the claim for return to supplementary duty could not be processed due to a system change and referred to the PRL for modification. had gone. Rabbit processing software, the matter was still pending and copies of correspondence between the Department and the PRAL were resolved and manually adjourned pending claims within 30 days from the duty drop since 2002. / Preventing waivers and failing to comply with the appellate tribunal order. The Federal Tax Ombudsman instructed the Federal Board of Revenue to instruct the collector to approve the complaint claims within 21 days. Instruct collectors (customs) to submit details of all exemption / duty refund claims pending by August 31, 2011 to the Registrar, Federal Tax Ombudsman Secretariat within 21 days. Ensure processing and payment of all pending waiver / duty drop / refunds, in accordance with the law, instructs PRAL to resolve the software issue within 21 days \ r \ n
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