FBR Issues Guidelines for Forfeiting Assets Acquired Through Smuggling to the Federal Govt
The movable and immovable properties suspected of having been acquired through proceeds of smuggling would be forfeited to the Federal Government and publicly auctioned, according to the new rules of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has issued a detailed procedure for the customs officials for forfeiting assets to the Federal Government suspected to have been acquired from illegal money earned through smuggling.
In November 2020, the FBR had issued the draft Forfeiture of Property Rules. Now, the final rules have been notified here on Thursday.
FBR registers 119 FIRs under the AML Act
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ISLAMABAD: In its bid to comply with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) conditions, the FBR has so far registered 119 total complaints (FIRs) under the Anti Money Laundering (AML) Act 2010, involving revenues of more than Rs88.4 billion. The FBR has so far recovered Rs6.22 billion tax amount under this head.
In this process, 66 immovable properties and 203 bank accounts have been provisionally attached with the prior permission of the court under the provisions of AMLA 2010 and the cases are under trial in various courts of Special Judge Customs and Taxation, throughout the country. The FBR’s Directorate General Intelligence and Investigation-IR is also a Law Enforcement Agency under the Anti-Money Laundering Act, 2010. From 2016 to 2019, only 32 complaints (FIRs) were lodged under AMLA, 2010. Realizing the importance of the matter and to curb the menace caused by the proceeds of crime from money launde
FBR registers 119 FIRs under the Anti Money Laundering Act 2010
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December 24, 2020
ISLAMABAD: In its bid to comply with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) conditions, the FBR has so far registered 119 total complaints (FIRs) under the Anti Money Laundering (AML) Act 2010, involving revenues of more than Rs88.4 billion. The FBR has so far recovered Rs6.22 billion tax amount under this head.
In this process, 66 immovable properties and 203 bank accounts have been provisionally attached with the prior permission of the court under the provisions of AMLA 2010 and the cases are under trial in various courts of Special Judge Customs and Taxation, throughout the country.
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December 24, 2020
ISLAMABAD: In its bid to comply with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) conditions, the FBR has so far registered 119 total complaints (FIRs) under the Anti Money Laundering (AML) Act 2010, involving revenues of more than Rs88.4 billion. The FBR has so far recovered Rs6.22 billion tax amount under this head.
In this process, 66 immovable properties and 203 bank accounts have been provisionally attached with the prior permission of the court under the provisions of AMLA 2010 and the cases are under trial in various courts of Special Judge Customs and Taxation, throughout the country.
The FBR’s Directorate General Intelligence and Investigation-IR is also a Law Enforcement Agency under the Anti-Money Laundering Act, 2010. From 2016 to 2019, only 32 complaints (FIRs) were lodged under AMLA, 2010. Realizing the importance of the matter and to curb the menace caused by the proceeds of crime from money laundering, the Director General I&I-IR has direc
FBR’s Intelligence Arm Intensifies Crackdown Against Tax Evaders and Fraudsters
The Directorate General Intelligence and Investigation (Inland Revenue) has intensified the countrywide action against tax evaders and fraudsters (individuals, AOPs, and corporate entities) involved in evasion of Sales Tax, Income Tax and Federal Excise Duty.
In this regard, Directorates of Intelligence and Investigation (Inland Revenue) has expedited the crackdown against tax fraudsters based on credible evidence and following due process of law based on legal provisions laid down in various tax statutes.
Directorate of Intelligence and Investigation-IR, Islamabad has detected a big case of sales tax evasion. As per the intelligence gathering, one of the Islamabad-based plywood manufacturing unit was involved in the evasion of sales tax by suppressing its taxable supplies in monthly sales tax returns. Pursuant to the information and in order to safeguard the public revenue, a raid was conducted and