LAHORE, Feb 09 (APP): Punjab Revenue Authority (PRA) has initiated the process of compiling a comprehensive record of individuals and entities involved in continuous non-compliance with tax payment obligations, with a particular focus on long-standing defaulters of services tax.
The PRA Chairman presided over a meeting to review matters pertaining to tax recovery, enforcement measures and revenue performance, here on Monday. The meeting was attended by Divisional Commissioners and Enforcement Officers through video link.
During the meeting, all Commissioners and Enforcement Officers were directed to complete assigned registration and tax collection targets within the next two days.
The Chairman announced that new Enforcement Officers will be deployed across various districts and assigned to newly established enforcement units to strengthen field operations. It was highlighted that amendments to PRA laws and the ongoing reform programme have resulted in a record increase in tax collection, reflecting improved compliance and enforcement efficiency.
The Chairman also issued instructions to fully activate enforcement teams to ensure effective implementation of the Electronic Invoice Monitoring System (EIMS). The performance of the Commissioner Gujranwala was appreciated for timely achievement of prescribed targets.