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Understanding the Seniority List of IRS Officers in FBR
The seniority list of officers in the Inland Revenue Service (IRS) within the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) is a critical document that determines the hierarchy, promotion prospects, and posting assignments of the bureaucracy. Unlike a simple list of names, it is a dynamic register governed by civil service rules and promotion policies.
Here is a breakdown of the structure and how to interpret the list.
Illustrative (Hypothetical Top Portion of the List)
Note: Actual lists change upon retirements and reshuffles. For illustration of the current power structure as of recent establishment notifications:
| Rank | Name (IRS) | Batch | Current Posting (Top) | Grade |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 1 | Amjad Zubair Tiwana | CTP-86 | Chairman FBR | BS-22 |
| 2 | Dr. Ashfaq Ahmed | CTP-87 | Member (Tax Policy) | BS-21 |
| 3 | Seema Shakil | CTP-87 | Member (IR-Operations) | BS-21 |
| 4 | Muhammad Iqbal | CTP-88 | DG (Intelligence & Inv) | BS-21 |
| 5 | Farah Naz | CTP-88 | Member (Admin) | BS-21 |
| 6 | Rizwan Memon | CTP-89 | Chief Commissioner (RTO Lahore) | BS-20 |
| 7 | Saeed Khan | CTP-89 | DG (IT & Facilitation) | BS-20 |
Disclaimer: The above table is a structural representation. For the absolute current list, refer to FBR Notification No. 1225/2024-Estt.
Example of a "Top Tier" Structure:
Rank #1: Officer A (Batch 29) - Member (Admin) - Supernumerary post.
Rank #2: Officer B (Batch 29) - Chairman (Selected by PM).
Rank #3: Officer C (Batch 30) - Chief Commissioner (Central Region).
Note: Actual names require verifying the latest FBR notification dated July 1st, [Current Year].
C. The LTU Effect
Large Taxpayer Units (Karachi, Lahore) are considered "prestigious postings." Serving as Commissioner in an LTU adds weight to a seniority claim during the Central Selection Board (CSB) review, essentially allowing a junior LTU officer to bypass a senior Regional Tax Office (RTO) officer in the promotion zone.
How to Read the Official Seniority List (Current Scenario)
The FBR Management Wing (HRM) typically publishes an internal seniority list (Form-B) annually. As of the fiscal year update, the seniority list of IRS officers is divided into "Promotion Quota" and "Direct Quota."
Direct Quota: Officers who passed CSS and joined directly as BS-17.
Promotion Quota: Departmental promotions (usually BS-16 officers promoted to BS-17, placed below direct entrants).
For the "top" (BS-20 to BS-22), the list is strictly ordered by:
- Batch Number (CTP): The Common Training Program (CTP) number. For example, a CTP-87 officer is senior to a CTP-88 officer.
- Date of Continuous Appointment: If batch numbers conflict.
- Grade Seniority: A BS-22 officer is automatically above any BS-21 officer.
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Understanding the Seniority List of IRS Officers in FBR
The seniority list of officers in the Inland Revenue Service (IRS) within the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) is a critical document that determines the hierarchy, promotion prospects, and posting assignments of the bureaucracy. Unlike a simple list of names, it is a dynamic register governed by civil service rules and promotion policies.
Here is a breakdown of the structure and how to interpret the list.
Illustrative (Hypothetical Top Portion of the List)
Note: Actual lists change upon retirements and reshuffles. For illustration of the current power structure as of recent establishment notifications:
| Rank | Name (IRS) | Batch | Current Posting (Top) | Grade |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 1 | Amjad Zubair Tiwana | CTP-86 | Chairman FBR | BS-22 |
| 2 | Dr. Ashfaq Ahmed | CTP-87 | Member (Tax Policy) | BS-21 |
| 3 | Seema Shakil | CTP-87 | Member (IR-Operations) | BS-21 |
| 4 | Muhammad Iqbal | CTP-88 | DG (Intelligence & Inv) | BS-21 |
| 5 | Farah Naz | CTP-88 | Member (Admin) | BS-21 |
| 6 | Rizwan Memon | CTP-89 | Chief Commissioner (RTO Lahore) | BS-20 |
| 7 | Saeed Khan | CTP-89 | DG (IT & Facilitation) | BS-20 |
Disclaimer: The above table is a structural representation. For the absolute current list, refer to FBR Notification No. 1225/2024-Estt.
Example of a "Top Tier" Structure:
Rank #1: Officer A (Batch 29) - Member (Admin) - Supernumerary post.
Rank #2: Officer B (Batch 29) - Chairman (Selected by PM).
Rank #3: Officer C (Batch 30) - Chief Commissioner (Central Region).
Note: Actual names require verifying the latest FBR notification dated July 1st, [Current Year].
C. The LTU Effect
Large Taxpayer Units (Karachi, Lahore) are considered "prestigious postings." Serving as Commissioner in an LTU adds weight to a seniority claim during the Central Selection Board (CSB) review, essentially allowing a junior LTU officer to bypass a senior Regional Tax Office (RTO) officer in the promotion zone.
How to Read the Official Seniority List (Current Scenario)
The FBR Management Wing (HRM) typically publishes an internal seniority list (Form-B) annually. As of the fiscal year update, the seniority list of IRS officers is divided into "Promotion Quota" and "Direct Quota."
Direct Quota: Officers who passed CSS and joined directly as BS-17.
Promotion Quota: Departmental promotions (usually BS-16 officers promoted to BS-17, placed below direct entrants).
For the "top" (BS-20 to BS-22), the list is strictly ordered by:
- Batch Number (CTP): The Common Training Program (CTP) number. For example, a CTP-87 officer is senior to a CTP-88 officer.
- Date of Continuous Appointment: If batch numbers conflict.
- Grade Seniority: A BS-22 officer is automatically above any BS-21 officer.
