Pakistan FBR reports case over PKR9.41bn in undeclared assets
Pakistan’s Federal Board of Revenue reported one money-laundering case and 48 criminal inquiries tied to alleged irregularities in wealth statements for tax years 2014–2019.
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In a 30 September statement, the FBR said 85 taxpayers revised wealth statements for tax years 2014–2019 between March 2025 and June 2026. The agency valued previously undeclared assets disclosed in those filings at PKR9.41 billion.
The statement says one money-laundering case was registered and 48 criminal inquiries were under way. The FBR alleges that some declared amounts did not match tax records; these are agency allegations, and the release does not report a court conviction.
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