The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has made massive changes in the postings of several critical officers with the appointment of a new chairman. TheChairmanirman has initiated a restructuring process meant to improve efficiency and effectiveness in FBR operations.
Officer Transfers and New Appointments FBR
In recent administrative restructuring, FBR transferred three officers in grades 21 and 20. Hamid Sarwar is among them, and he has now been appointed as member inland revenue. Sarwar was on stand-by, and his role will change to one that oversees inland revenue operations. Signifying a noteworthy alteration in his professional responsibilities.
Amina Faiz Bhatti’s Transfer to Lahore FBR
FBR has transferred Amina Faiz Bhatti, a grade twenty officer, from Islamabad to Lahore.
This move seeks to balance workloads within different regions and address specific operational requirements for Lahore. Her relocation will provide some fresh perspectives. And operational insights into the Lahore office, thereby improving service delivery and administrative functions within it.
Mohammad Aslam’s Shift Within Lahore
Furthermore, Mohammad Aslam, who had previously served as Commissioner IR Lahore Appellate Court One. Is moving to Appellate Two internally within Lahore—Grade 20 officer. This transfer demonstrates FBR’s effort to place its most experienced officers in positions where they can best utilize their skills. His addition of various facets of the appellate process indicates FBR’s commitment to refining internal processes to enhance the quality of its appellate services.
Strategic Implications of the Transfers
These transfers and appointments form part of a strategic plan designed by the Chairmanirman that aims to revive the leadership structure and operation system at FBR.Chairmanirman wants personnel moved, thus addressing existing challenges, streamlining operations, and establishing a more vibrant and responsive administrative environment.The changes will enhance FBR’s ability to manage revenue collection, handle taxpayer services, and enforce tax laws.
