Economic Reporter :
National Board of Revenue (NBR) has stood firm in issuing instant Electronic Business Identification Number (E-BIN) to check fake registration.
To this end, the authorities have started taking time to issue the E-BIN until the full verification is completed, said officials.
VAT Online Project Director Syed Mushfikur Rahman said they are now issuing E-BIN after scrutinizing the required documents and address given with the application.
“We’ve stopped the issuance of instant E-BIN after receiving the complaints of using fake documents and address,” he added.
Mentioning that the VAT officials at field level are scrutinizing the documents and address before issuing E-BIN, Rahman said: “Now, they issue E-BIN within maximum three days if the documents and address are found correct.”
Otherwise (if found dissimilarities), the applicant is informed through e-mail about the non-issuance of E-BIN, he added.
Officials said NBR has started to issue E-BIN on March 23, 2017 online to implement the “Value Added Tax and Supplementary Duty Act, 2012” and as part of it, the applicants used to get it instantly. But, a section of unscrupulous people, taking this opportunity, collected E-BIN using fake documents and address.
NBR has stopped the instant E-BIN from March this year as the country has now a total of 1,62,968 E-BIN holders.
Replying to a query, Syed Mushfikur Rahman said E-BINs, registered using fake documents and address, are being cancelled.
He said E-BIN was being issued from 84 divisional offices under 12 Commissionerates across the country, but now only 12 commissionerates can issue it.
At present, over 50,000 applications are pending for E-BIN.
Officials said NID, import registration certificate (IRC), export registration certificate (ERC), bank account number, statement, email and mobile phone number are required for E-BIN.
National Board of Revenue (NBR) has stood firm in issuing instant Electronic Business Identification Number (E-BIN) to check fake registration.
To this end, the authorities have started taking time to issue the E-BIN until the full verification is completed, said officials.
VAT Online Project Director Syed Mushfikur Rahman said they are now issuing E-BIN after scrutinizing the required documents and address given with the application.
“We’ve stopped the issuance of instant E-BIN after receiving the complaints of using fake documents and address,” he added.
Mentioning that the VAT officials at field level are scrutinizing the documents and address before issuing E-BIN, Rahman said: “Now, they issue E-BIN within maximum three days if the documents and address are found correct.”
Otherwise (if found dissimilarities), the applicant is informed through e-mail about the non-issuance of E-BIN, he added.
Officials said NBR has started to issue E-BIN on March 23, 2017 online to implement the “Value Added Tax and Supplementary Duty Act, 2012” and as part of it, the applicants used to get it instantly. But, a section of unscrupulous people, taking this opportunity, collected E-BIN using fake documents and address.
NBR has stopped the instant E-BIN from March this year as the country has now a total of 1,62,968 E-BIN holders.
Replying to a query, Syed Mushfikur Rahman said E-BINs, registered using fake documents and address, are being cancelled.
He said E-BIN was being issued from 84 divisional offices under 12 Commissionerates across the country, but now only 12 commissionerates can issue it.
At present, over 50,000 applications are pending for E-BIN.
Officials said NID, import registration certificate (IRC), export registration certificate (ERC), bank account number, statement, email and mobile phone number are required for E-BIN.
