ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue on Friday froze the bank accounts of well-known singer Meesha Shafi.
As per details, FBR has frozen Meesha Shafi’s accounts in Faisal Bank branch in DHA-Z Block. Misha Shafi was a defaulter of 2.1 million rupees in income tax.
The action was taken on the account of not declaring the property that the singer bought in DHA in 2015 as a part of her assets. The property was registered in FBR under the name Meera Parvez Shafi.
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The FBR, however, tracked her property and assessed taxes on it. FBR has already obtained $0.3 million and $28,000 from Misha Shafi’s accounts. Accounts were stopped on the instructions of Commissioner Inland Revenue Jibran Masroor, according to a media outlet quoting sources.
The recovery team also included Inspector Saqib Khokhar, Mohammad Farooq and SA Two Commissioner Arshad Ali Sheikh.
