Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated on Monday that corrupt Federal Board of Revenue officers will find no refuge within the tax agency.
During a weekly review meeting regarding FBR reforms held on Monday, the prime minister instructed administrators to accelerate the implementation of faceless tax collection systems, while also enhancing accountability, transparency, training, and technology utilization.
The prime minister mentioned that personnel demonstrating better behavior and results ought to receive a chance to change their ways, though persistent corruption and inadequate output remain completely unacceptable.
Officials reported during the gathering that the projected tax gap in Pakistan dropped from 6 percent to 5 percent of gross domestic product over the previous three years.
Placing 957 third-party auditors on the job multiplied the audit capacity of the FBR by four times.
The prime minister instructed the tax administration to keep boosting its capabilities to close the tax gap and guarantee that current reforms yield tangible outcomes.
