Rawalpindi:
The Department of Incisible Control, Taxation and Narcotics has intensified its commercial and national land tax campaign in the Rawalpindi area following a deficit of 55% of professional, professional and luxury tax collections.
In a decision to accelerate the collections, the Accri and Tax Secretary has imposed an immediate ban on transfers and leave for accused inspectors and field staff until June 30.
The property tax offices will also remain open on weekends throughout the month of June. The Director General of Accoise and Tax has issued strict guidelines to ensure that all tax objectives are achieved by the end of June.
The land tax collections in the districts of Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal and Jhelum would have 50 to 54% below the objectives, while the newly designated tourist district of Malrier, known as Malika Kohsar, recorded a deficit of up to 60%.
In response, the ministry launched a large -scale operation, sealing 126 failing property units and recovering a total of 2.89 million rupees in current taxes.
Seven excise agents and fiscal in the Rawalpindi area have received justification notices under the Punjab Employee Act (PEEDA) so as not to have achieved recovery objectives and can be dismissed.
