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Sr # Name of Officer BPS 1. Ms. Shabana Mumtaz 18 2. Mr (TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN PART-I) GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN (REVENUE DIVISION) FEDERAL BOARD OF REVENUE *** Islamabad: 06.11.2014 NOTIFICATION (Restoration of Performance Allowance) No. 2148-IR-I/2014: On completion of Declaration of Assets, the Performance Allowance (equivalent to 100% of basic pay) in respect of the following officers of Inland Revenue Service (BS-18/17) which was discontinued vide FBR’s Notification No. 1064-IR-I/2014 dated 06.06.2014 is hereby restored w.e.f 06.09.2014 in light of Para 7 of Guidelines for Performance Allowance 2012 circulated vide Circular No 1, C. No 1(4)M(HRM)/2012, dated 23.07.2012. Sr # Name of Officer BPS 1. Ms. Shabana Mumtaz 18 2. Mr. Muhammad Akbar Mahar 18 3. Mr. Mazhar Iqbal 18 4. Sardar Temur Khan Durrani 18 5. Mr. Tasawwar Iqbal 18 6. Mr. Abdur Razzaq Khan 18 7. Mr. Usman Shehryar 18 8. Mr. Mushtaq Ali Wagan 18 9. Mr. Asad Khan Luni 18 10. Mr. Talat Mehmood Gondal 18 11. Mr. Saleem-ur-Rehman 18 12. Mr. Bilal Hassan 18 13. Ms. Saima Ijaz 18 14. Mr. Amanat Ali Shar 18 15. Mr. Naveed Ali Narejo 18 16. Mr. Muhammad Akhtar Anjum 18 17. Ms. Misbah Nawaz 18 18. Mr. Naveed Mukhtar 18 19. Mr. Mumtaz Ali Thebo 18 20. Mr. Qadir Nawaz 18 21. Mr. Hamid Saeed Khan 18 22. Mr. Husnain Ahmad Hali 18 23. Mr. Nasir Khan 18 24. Mr. Muhammad Nisar Ahmad 18 25. Ms. Sumera Kanwal 18 26. Ms. Yasmin Sadaf 18 27. Mr. Muhammad Sarim Bhatti 18 28. Mr. Sami Ullah Khan 18 29. Mr. Sohail Ahmad 18 30. Mr. Osama Idrees 18 31. Mr. Haroon Islam 18 32. Mr. Tauqeer Ahmed Sujra 17 33. Mr. Rashida Khalil 17 34. Mr. Mona Baqir 17 35. Mr. Shamsullah Khan Panezai 17 36. Mr. Umair Akbar soomro 17 37. Mr. Zafar Jamal Khan 17 38. Mr. Asif Nazir 17 39. Mr. Muhammad Faheem Sajjad 17 Dhariwal 40. Mr. Sajjad Hussain 17 41. Mr. Zahid Khan 17 42. Ms. Attiya 17 2. This issues with the approval of Secretary Revenue Division / Chairman FBR. (Muhammad Majid) Secretary (Mgt-IR-I) The Manager, Printing Corporation of Pakistan Press, Karachi. F.No: 4(1)/ERM/2013 Copy to:- 1. SA to Secretary, Revenue Division/Chairman, FBR. 2. All Members, FBR, Islamabad. 3. All DGs/Chief Collectors-FBR. 4. Secretary (PR), FBR, Islamabad. 5. Second Secretary (SSM/ERM), FBR, Islamabad. 6. AGPR, Islamabad, 7. AGPR Sub Offices, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta 8. DDO, FBR (Hq) Islamabad. 9. Officer Concerned. 10. Personal File/Notification folder. (Muhammad Majid) Secretary (Mgt-IR-I) .
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