The decision to buy 1000 cars by FBR for officials Goosebumps the Pakistanis.

Federal Board of Revenue is being criticized for its numerous cars purchased, which include Honda City, which cost Rs. 6 billion to the National Exchequer. This heavy amount Goosebumps the taxpayers, who earned this money very hardly.

The purchased vehicles are to be allotted for use by officers of the rank of BS-17 and BS-18. They are to be used in substantive non-compliance with audits to ensure tax evasion doesn’t occur and to encourage compliance in the non-compliant sectors.

While FBR seeks to build operational capacity, the dazzling spending on luxurious vehicles raises a debate about the tax authority’s priorities. The Supreme Court has previously had an issue with the FBR on the issue of non-custom-paid vehicles, which should again raise questions regarding transparency and accountability in the issuance of public money.

Furthermore, all of the purchased vehicles will be with the following add-ons CVT transmission.

• Navigation System with reverse camera.
• High-Grade Interior
• Free Four periodic maintenance
• 4th-year extended warranty
• FBR Logos on both front doors and front windscreen

FBR will pay upfront rupees 3 billion for the purchase of thousand ten (1010) cars from the National Exchequer with smiling faces in front of Pakistani people bubbling with hunger.

Here are the details of the Vehicles delivery schedule:

First Phase

Second Phase