CA refuses extending Interim Order preventing collection of Personal Income Tax from judges
Posted on July 25th, 2023

Courtesy The Daily Mirror

The Court of Appeal today refused to further extend its interim order preventing Justice Ministry officials from deducting the Advance Personal Income Tax (APIT) from the monthly salaries of the High Court Judges, Magistrates, District Judges and Presidents of Labour Tribunals.

However, the Court of Appeal decided to issue notices on the respondents in three petitions filed by High Court Judges’ Association, Judicial Service Association and Presidents of Labour Tribunals. 

The petitions were fixed for argument on September 22.

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