BISP Chairperson Rubina Khalid shared important information on why installment payments to beneficiaries were delayed. He pointed out common mistakes made by beneficiaries and gave advice on how to resume Benazir Kafaalat payments through biometric verification. The article highlights the importance of avoiding these mistakes to facilitate smoother and more efficient transactions.
Main reason for payment delays: Filing an FBR tax return
During a live e-Kacheri session, a participant asked if his payment had been missed for several months. Chairperson Khalid examined the situation and explained that filing a tax return with FBR made them ineligible for the Benazir Kafalat scheme and hence no further payments will be processed for them.
| Issue | Related Details |
|---|---|
| Filing Tax Returns with FBR | BISP beneficiaries should avoid filing tax returns with FBR to remain eligible for payments. |
| Steps to Follow in Case of Fraud | 1. Report the issue to the authorities.
2. Provide the FBR with required documents to withdraw the tax return. 3. Visit the BISP Tehsil Center for investigation and payment recovery. |
Guidelines for BISP Kafalat Beneficiaries
The Business Intelligence team advises the beneficiaries to remain alert, respond quickly to surveys, and update their information to ensure that they are eligible for further assistance under the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP), which provides financial assistance to people living below the poverty line.
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Steps to be followed in case of fraud while filing income tax with the FBR
Beneficiaries who fall victim to a fraud in which another person uses their identity documents to file a tax return with the FBR should report the fraud to the concerned authorities. They must submit their CNIC card and other necessary documents to the FBR office to get the fake tax return removed. After that, they are expected to go to the BISP Tehsil Center for investigation. Once the investigation is completed, they will be able to receive payments again.
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Eligibility for BISP Kafalat Payments
To qualify for the Benazir Kafalat program:
- You must be a citizen of Pakistan and have a PMT score of less than 32.
- You must have a physical or mental disability.
- Your CNIC ID card is required.
- You should not be a government employee.
- Requires additional support from other welfare programs.
Last Words
Beneficiaries must refrain from filing income tax returns with the FBR to maintain their eligibility for payments. Compliance with the program guidelines is essential for continued financial assistance. If there is suspicion of fraud, report it to the authorities immediately and take necessary steps to restore eligibility.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why should BISP beneficiaries avoid filing tax returns with the FBR?
Filing an income tax return with the FBR may result in disqualification from the scheme as it could indicate that the beneficiary’s income exceeds the scheme threshold, which could lead to suspension of benefits.
What steps should taxpayers take if they suspect fraud while filing their tax returns with the FBR?
Report the fraud immediately, provide the FBR office with the necessary documents to remove the false tax return, and visit the BISP Tehsil center for a full audit.
What are the eligibility requirements for BISP Kafalat payments?
BISP Kafalat payment is accessible to Pakistani citizens with PMT score below 32, physically or mentally challenged persons, CNIC card holders, non-government employees, and those who require additional support from other social services.