Multan Tax Tribunal Orders CIR To Submit Reconciliation Report.
✧ GENERATE BRIEFING +
The Commissioner Inland Revenue (CIR) of the Regional Tax Office (RTO) Multan appeared personally before the Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue (ATIR) Multan to confirm that previously imposed tribunal costs had been successfully deposited in an active tax appeal involving taxpayer Sultan Ahmad. Heard by tribunal bench members Naveed Zafar Khan and Khurram Shahbaz Butt—with Muhammad Imran Ghazi representing the appellant and Muhammad Nawaz (CIR Multan-Zone) alongside Muhammad Irfan Khan Tareen representing the tax department—the hearing addressed critical procedural compliance.During the proceedings, the CIR formally requested time to compile and submit the required reconciliation report. The tribunal accepted the request and directed the tax authority to submit the finalized report by September 14, 2026. Additionally, the ATIR instructed the office to issue a certified copy of the order sheet to the Departmental Representative to guarantee strict compliance before adjourning the main appeal for further hearings on September 17, 2026.
The Commissioner Inland Revenue (CIR), Regional Tax Office (RTO) Multan, has assured the Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue (ATIR) Multan that costs imposed by the tribunal have been deposited in a tax appeal involving Sultan Ahmad.
The CIR personally appeared before the tribunal and informed the bench that the imposed costs had been paid. The case was heard by tribunal members Naveed Zafar Khan and Khurram Shahbaz Butt.
The appeal involves Sultan Ahmad against the Commissioner Inland Revenue, RTO Multan. Muhammad Imran Ghazi appeared for the appellant, while Muhammad Nawaz, CIR (Multan-Zone), and Muhammad Irfan Khan Tareen, Departmental Representative, represented the tax department.
The Commissioner also assured the tribunal that the reconciliation report sought by the bench would be submitted within 10 days. The tribunal subsequently accepted the CIR’s request after being informed that the costs had already been deposited.
The tribunal directed the CIR to submit the reconciliation report by September 14, 2026, while the office was instructed to provide a certified copy of the order sheet to the Departmental Representative for compliance.
The main appeal has been fixed for hearing on September 17, 2026, with the case adjourned until then for further proceedings.
The compliance by the head of the tax department has been described as a significant step toward upholding the authority of the tribunal and ensuring the timely disposal of tax cases.
