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Parliamentarians Tax Directory PARLIAMENTARIANS TAX DIRECTORY FOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2018 (Published on 18th September 2020) FOREWORD Transparency in tax governance is key to ensuring an efficient, fair and sustainable tax system which, in turn, is critical for better economic management. Public access to information is an important milestone in ensuring transparency of tax system which is also a major pillar of reform agenda of the incumbent government. Against this backdrop, Federal Board of Revenue published first Tax Directory of Parliamentarians in tax year 2013. In continuation of this initiative, Tax Directory of the honourable Parliamentarians for the tax year 2018 is now published and available on FBR website for quick access. The directory contains tax details of Members of the Senate of Pakistan and Members of the National as well as Provincial Assemblies. I would like to appreciate the efforts of the Federal Board of Revenue for compiling and publishing the Tax Directory. Dr. Abdul Hafeez Shaikh Advisor to PM on Finance and Revenue This Directory has been tabulated from Returns filed manually and electronically (till 14-Sep-2020). Note: Certain Parliamentarians, whose names are marked by *, have share income as Members of Associations of Persons. Since, Association of Persons pay tax as a separate entity, such share is not taxable in the hands of the Members. SENATE OF PAKISTAN Total Tax Paid by AOPs in Constituency Name CNIC Tax Paid which Taxpayer is a Member BALOCHISTAN AHMED KHAN 5440003752647 1,001,287 - BALOCHISTAN ANWAR UL HAQ KAKAR 5440056408803 11,265 - BALOCHISTAN DR. JEHANZEB JAMALDINI 5410296067221 226,415 - BALOCHISTAN HASIL KHAN BIZENJO 4220176565097 341,161 - BALOCHISTAN KAUDA BABAR 5210165822659 4,339 - BALOCHISTAN MOLANA ABDUL GHAFOOR HAIDERI 5120135386339 321,049 - BALOCHISTAN MUHAMMAD AKRAM 5220369916833 5,632 - BALOCHISTAN MUHAMMAD SADIQ SANJRANI 5410494238165 1,363,414 - BALOCHISTAN MUHAMMAD USMAN KHAN KAKAR 5620209644903 239,097 - BALOCHISTAN SARDAR MUHAMMAD SHAFIQ TAREEN 5630161843183 55,500 - BALOCHISTAN SARFARAZ AHMED BUGTI 6110103130765 1,611,005 - BALOCHISTAN AGHA SHAHZAIB DURRANI 4130379971327 861,245 - BALOCHISTAN MIR KABEER AHMED MUHAMMAD SHAHI 5120171586289 1,538,057 - BALOCHISTAN MUHAMMAD TAHIR BIZINJO 5140284565057 4,339 - BALOCHISTAN NASEEBULLAH BAZAI 5440005498179 11,265 - BALOCHISTAN KALSOOM PERVEEN 5440049179520 216,800 - BALOCHISTAN DR. ASHOK KUMAR 4230183529279 6,998,283 - FATA AURANGZEB KHAN* 9040601802789 2,102,100 375,155 FATA HAJI MOMIN KHAN AFRIDI 2120140973509 569,091 - FATA HIDAYAT ULLAH 2110519937797 551,545 - FATA HILLAL UR REHMAN 1730179226097 243,470 - FATA MIRZA MUHAMMAD AFRIDI 3520293327157 910 - FATA SAJJAD HUSSAIN TURI 1430190943609 17,028,389 - FATA SHAMMIM AFRIDI 5440096201969 - - FATA TAJ MUHAMMAD AFRIDI 4230167090489 28,177,985 - FEDERAL AREA MUHAMMAD ASAD ALI KHAN JUNEJO 4200021629091 60,172 - FEDERAL AREA SARDAR MUHAMMAD YAQOOB KHAN NASAR 6110165336177 239,598 - FEDERAL AREA MUSHAHID HUSSAIN SAYED 6110121469589 203,623 - FEDERAL AREA RAHILA MAGSI 4130780903360 549,882 - KPK BAHRAMAND KHAN TANGI 1730171925081 51,029 - KPK FAISAL JAVED 6110119068239 46,127 - KPK FIDA MUHAMMAD 1730185530627 12,248 - KPK KHANZADA KHAN 6110118626997 216,800 - KPK LIAQAT KHAN TARAKAI* 1620249404371 561,318 1,491,124 KPK LT. GENERAL (R) SALAHUDDIN TIRMIZI 3740503268401 421,163 - KPK MOHSIN AZIZ* 1730189397339 1,194,345 36,000 KPK MUHAMMAD TALHA MAHMOOD 6110172999627 29,210,399 - KPK MUSHTAQ AHMED 1620259372965 11,280 - KPK SIRAJUL HAQ 1730170030789 216,800 - KPK SYED MUHAMMAD SABIR SHAH 1330130261111 230,742 - KPK SYED SHIBLI FARAZ 6110184968625 367,460 - KPK DILAWAR KHAN 1610192880455 1,438,272 - KPK MUHAMMAD AZAM KHAN SWATI 1310169473977 590,916 - KPK MUHAMMAD JAVED ABBASI 1310128320421 287,528 - KPK NAUMAN WAZIR KHATTAK 1730182605477 752,994 - KPK PROF. DR. MEHR TAJ ROGHANI 1730193247886 802,280 - KPK ROBINA KHALID 6110123017610 137,000 - KPK SAMINA SAEED 3740503164596 216,800 - KPK SITARA AYAZ 1730114213648 220,313 - Total Tax Paid by AOPs in Constituency Name CNIC Tax Paid which Taxpayer is a Member KPK BRIG. (R) JOHN KENNETH WILLIAMS 1730112291303 359,376 - PUNJAB CHAUDHARY TANVIR KHAN 3740524823953 3,238,733 - PUNJAB DR. ASAD ASHRAF 3520141571435 11,100 - PUNJAB DR. ASIF KIRMANI 3520296184053 335,478 - PUNJAB GHOUS MUHAMMAD KHAN NIAZI 3820152643875 549,500 - PUNJAB LT. GENERAL (R) ABDUL QAYYUM 3740616240669 549,066 - PUNJAB MUSADIK MASOOD MALIK 3520096877619 2,506,195 - PUNJAB MUSHAHID ULLAH KHAN 6110190129881 316,461 - PUNJAB PERVAIZ RASHEED 3520106379201 175,841 - PUNJAB RANA MAHMOOD UL HASSAN 3630281257575 193,926 - PUNJAB RANA MAQBOOL AHMAD 3520273648951 - - PUNJAB SALEEM ZIA 4230119358457 216,800 - PUNJAB HAFIZ ABDUL KARIM 3210261741137 4,324,503 - PUNJAB PROF. SAJID MIR 3460321143445 396,653 - PUNJAB RAJA MUHAMMAD ZAFAR-UL-HAQ 6110162326975 347,442 - PUNJAB AYESHA RAZA FAROOQ 3520226384804 1,774,465 - PUNJAB NAJMA HAMEED 3740541589392 168,010 - PUNJAB NUZHAT SADIQ 6110108440614 1,873,516 - PUNJAB KAMRAN MICHAEL 3520236994487 388,935 - SINDH ABDUL REHMAN MALIK 6110166936463 173,753 - SINDH DR. MUHAMMAD FAROGH NASEEM 4230112477359 35,135,459 - SINDH GIANCHAND 4430237174963 722,927 - SINDH IMAMUDDIN SHOUQEEN* 4420670402289 339,072 9,460,802 SINDH ISLAMUDDIN SHAIKH 4550422383119 2,029,200 - SINDH KHUSHBAKHT SHUJAT 4230177003562 1,652,826 - SINDH MIAN MUHAMMAD ATEEQ SHAIKH 3740586397283 861,740 - SINDH MIAN RAZA RABBANI* 4200071425027 1,600,751 2,667,183 SINDH MOULA BUX CHANDIO 4130366004271 5,632 - SINDH MUSTAFA NAWAZ KHOKHAR 6110192950065 4,122,351 - SINDH SALEEM MANDVIWALLA 4230139463501 1,591,722 - SINDH SHERRY REHMAN 6110103922450 1,512,622 - SINDH SYED MUHAMMAD ALI SHAH JAMOT 4220186523275 925,614 - SINDH SYED MUZAFAR HUSSAIN SHAH 4220161524613 320,798 - SINDH DR. SIKANDAR MANDHRO 4110141894509 1,053,451 - SINDH ENGR. RUKHSANA ZUBERI 4220122211958 705,542 - SINDH FAROOQ HAMID NAEK 4230163459469 6,471,461 - SINDH MUHAMMAD ALI KHAN SAIF 6110191411763 554,662 - SINDH KESHOO BAI 4130314439344 11,265 - SINDH NIGHAT MIRZA 4210124278986 216,800 - SINDH QURATULAIN MARRI 4230183025688 6,265 - SINDH SASSUI PALIJO 4230152386194 220,611 - SINDH ANWAR LAL DEAN 4220181372253 5,350 - NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF PAKISTAN NA-2 DR. HAIDER ALI KHAN 1560223814041 203,867 - NA-3 MR. SALEEM REHMAN 1560230984341 183,900 - NA-4 MR. MURAD SAEED 1560213921701 374,728 - NA-6 MR. MEHBOOB SHAH 3740505347527 136,434 - NA-7 MR. MUHAMMAD BASHIR KHAN 1530208852721 - - NA-8 MR. JUNAID AKBAR 1540214398903 528,100 - NA-9 MR. SHER AKBAR KHAN 1510197552649 183,900 - Total Tax Paid by AOPs in Constituency Name CNIC Tax Paid which Taxpayer is a Member NA-10 MR. IBADULLAH KHAN 1550502221449 208,348 - NA-13 MR. SALEH MUHAMMAD 7150113028525 12,674,801 - NA-14 MR. MUHAMMAD SAJJAD 1350394024873 - - NA-15 MR. MURTAZA JAVED ABBASI 1310173549999 754,994 - NA-16 MR. ALI KHAN JADOON* 1310162973677 6,309,343 820,845 NA-17 MR. OMAR AYUB KHAN 6110119098953 26,055,517 - NA-18 MR. ASAD QAISER* 1620255896031 537,730 5,790,500 NA-19 ENGR. USMAN KHAN TARAKAI 1620233927891 183,900 - NA-20 MR. MUJAHID ALI 1610111503015 183,900 - NA-21 MR. AMIR HAIDER AZAM KHAN 1610111287003 197,130 - NA-22 MR. ALI MUHAMMAD KHAN 1610260446177 430,695 - NA-23 MR. MALIK ANWAR TAJ 2140316770169 - - NA-24 MR. FAZAL MUHAMMAD KHAN 1710109090925 7,364 - NA-25 MR. PERVEZ KHATTAK 1720121953161 1,826,899 - NA-26 MR. IMRAN KHATTAK 1720121049393 575,810 - NA-27 MR. NOOR ALAM KHAN 1730145386173 30,458 - NA-28 MR. ARBAB AMIR AYUB 1730115327497 253,632 - NA-29 MR. NASIR KHAN MUSAZAI 1730159798439 120,637 - NA-30 MR. SHER ALI ARBAB* 1730112956755 - 1,151,080 NA-31 MR. SHAUKAT ALI* 1730113148407 14,660,476 45,500 NA-32 MR. SHEHRYAR AFRIDI 1430184313939 183,900 - NA-33 MR. KHIAL ZAMAN 1430155917145 1,129,691 - NA-35 MR. ZAHID AKRAM DURRANI 1110198748629 - - NA-37 MR. ASAD MEHMOOD 1210373628107 7,000 - NA-38 MR. ALI AMIN KHAN 1210162715467 378,763 - NA-39 MR. MUHAMMAD YAQOOB SHAIKH* 4200004743903 6,040,692 46,092 NA-43 MR. NOOR-UL-HAQ QADRI* 2120367079495 - 3,506,009 NA-45 MR. MUNIR KHAN ORAKZAI 2130243711167 - - NA-46 MR. SAJID HUSSAIN TURI 2130379967169 183,900 - NA-47 MR. JAWAD HUSSAIN 2160344684837 - - NA-48 MR. MOHSIN DAWAR 1610151580891 - - NA-49 MR. MUHAMMAD JAMAL UD DIN 2170603725821 208,348 - NA-51 MR. ABDUL SHAKOOR 1120150390051 - - NA-52 RAJA KHURRAM SHAHAZAD NAWAZ 3740563747359 160,800 - NA-53 MR. ALI NAWAZ AWAN 6110151482147 228,342 - NA-54 MR. ASAD UMER 4230182114707 5,346,342 - NA-55 MR. TAHIR SADIQ 3710198512071 214 - NA-56 MALIK SOHAIL KHAN 3710551552269 2,818,359 - NA-57 MR. SADAQAT ALI KHAN* 6110159381725 32,776 198,136 NA-58 RAJA PERVAIZ ASHRAF 6110121106439 267,380 - NA-59 MR. GHULAM SARWAR KHAN 3740615681717 1,046,669 - NA-60 SHEIKH RASHID SHAFIQUE* 3740586220755 - 3,320,006 NA-61 MR. AAMER MEHMOOD KIANI 3740586416731 - - NA-62 SHEIKH RASHID AHMED 3740510982415 579,011 - NA-63 MR. MANSOOR HAYAT KHAN 3840321706483 - - NA-64 SARDAR ZULFIQAR ALI KHAN DULLAH 3520280563283 1,810,430 - NA-65 CHAUDHRY SALIK HUSSAIN 3420152302325 497,000 - NA-66 CHAUDHARY FARRUKH ALTAF 3730121999097 622,745 - NA-67 MR. FAWAD AHMED* 3520168258867 1,698,651 75,000 NA-68 MR. HUSSAIN ELAHI* 3420185189143 - 251,508 Total Tax Paid by AOPs in Constituency Name CNIC Tax Paid which Taxpayer is a Member NA-69 MR. MOONIS ELAHI 3520227386223 5,168,918 - NA-70 SYED FAIZ UL HASSAN 3420279788057 - - NA-71 CHAUDHRY ABID RAZA 3420241959731 391,725 - NA-72 CHAUDHRY ARMAGHAN SUBHANI 3460361730143 201,321 - NA-73 KHAWAJA MUHAMMAD ASIF 3460385096009 4,371,129 - NA-75 SYED IFTIKHAR UL HASSAN 3460108108047 342,593 - NA-76 RANA SHAMIM AHMED KHAN 3460387311061 208,348 - NA-77 MS. MEHNAZ AKBER AZIZ 6110168677536 1,635,121 - NA-78 MR. AHSAN IQBAL CHAUDHARY 6110104541981 357,100 - NA-79 MR. NISAR AHMED CHEEMA 3410427766749 1,531,641 - NA-80 CH MEHMOOD BASHIR VIRK 3410124115235 350,340 - NA-81 MR. KHURRAM DASTGIR KHAN 3410144358725 316,933 - NA-82 MR. USMAN IBRAHIM 3410125142293 406,034 - NA-83 CHAUDHRY ZULFIQAR ALI BHINDAR 3410270899731 - - NA-84 MR. AZHAR QAYYUM NAHRA* 3410330780073 249,125 1,916,508 NA-85 HAJI IMTIAZ AHMED CHOUDHARY 3440106452699 7,000 - NA-86 MR. NASIR IQBAL BOSAL 6110164453319 607,914 - NA-87 CH SHOUKAT ALI BHATTI 3430146390023 31,500 - NA-88 MR.
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