Income Tax Ordinance, 2001

PART-VII

MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS REGARDING INVESTMENTS, CONTRACTS OFFICERS AND SHAREHOLDINGS, TRADING AND INTERESTS
[1][209B. Faceless jurisdiction of income-tax authorities.– (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Ordinance, the Inland Revenue tax authorities appointed in National faceless center shall perform all or such functions, and exercise all or such powers under this Ordinance as may be assigned to them in respect of such persons, or classes of persons, for such tax years of a person through algorithms developed by the Board.    The jurisdiction so assigned under this Ordinance may be exclusive or concurrent. In case of concurrent jurisdiction, the powers and functions not assigned to the National faceless centre shall remain with the Commissioner having jurisdiction under section 209 of this Ordinance.    .. The Board may transfer jurisdiction in respect of persons or classes of persons, for a specific tax year, for which the jurisdiction has already been assigned under this section, from the National faceless center to the Commissioner having jurisdiction under section 209 of this Ordinance, on recommendation of the Chief Commissioner or on its own accord.    The Chief Commissioner appointed in the National faceless center may request the Board to direct the Commissioner having jurisdiction under section 209 or any other Income Tax Authority, as it may deem fit to conduct physical verification including nature and size of the business,…
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