AZIM KHAN MARWAT, SECRETARY GENERAL PAKISTAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, ISLAMABAD versus SECRETARY, REVENUE DIVISION, ISLAMABAD
Second Schedule, Part III, CI (2) Office of the Federal Tax Ombudsman Ordinance, (XXXV of 2000), Section 2 (3) National Education Policy 2000 Letter of Education OM No F 17 (2) R 2006 32 Dated 12 2 2009 Government of Sindh Section RO No S (HE II) LIB 49/96 Date 12 9 2009 Accountant General Punjab Letter No. DAG / PRs / HM 4046 Date 18 I 2011 Tax deduction The librarian has 75% tax exemption Refusal to accept full-time teachers and researchers. In Sindh and Punjab provinces, legitimate librarians were receiving 75% exemption in income tax liability. The librarian also accepted the argument that he was entitled to a 75% claim waiver based on the tribunal's decision. No evidence was presented by the department to show that there were orders from the First Appellate Authority or the Appellate Tribe. Disclaimer of the Complainant's request for 75% waiver of the Federal Board of Revenue in response to the Inal Tax was disclosed, the orders passed by the First Appellate Authority and the Appellate were discriminatory. The tribunal is still in the field and librarians in Punjab and Sindh are taking advantage of 75 percent of their income tax deductions, thus the federal tax ombudsman has given the Federal Board of Revenue a 75 percent waiver of clear discrimination issues. Recommended to pay attention to. Librarians all over Pakistan within 21 days \ r \ n
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