The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has revised the payment structure for the chairman and members of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee (ADRC), introducing a one-time remuneration scheme based on the tax liability involved in cases.
In a recent notification, FBR amended the Income Tax Rules, 2002, through SRO 2076(I)/2025, specifying that the chairman of the ADRC will receive a remuneration of Rs 500,000 in cases where the tax liability exceeds Rs 50 million. If the liability is up to Rs 50 million, the chairman will receive Rs 300,000.
Additionally, the members of the ADRC will receive Rs 250,000 for cases where the tax liability exceeds Rs 50 million, and Rs 150,000 for cases with a liability up to Rs 50 million. The remuneration scheme excludes the Chief Commissioner of Inland Revenue from the payment structure.
Under the newly amended rules, the chairman or member of the ADRC may also be entitled to travel and daily allowances (TA/DA), equal to the entitlement of BPS-22 and BPS-21 officers of the federal government, respectively.
The updated guidelines aim to streamline the ADRC’s financial framework, ensuring fair compensation for the committee members based on the scale of tax disputes they handle.
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