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IRB suspends counter services in Pahang until Feb 14

Enquiries can be done through Hasil Care Line, HASiL Live Chat, and IRB’s official portal

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 02 Feb 2021 12:57PM

IRB suspends counter services in Pahang until Feb 14
The move is in line with Pahang’s Disaster Management Committee’s announcement, says IRB. – Facebook pic, February 2, 2021

KUANTAN – All counter-related transactions at the Inland Revenue Board (IRB) offices in Pahang will be suspended from today until Feb 14.

IRB, in a statement today, said customers are encouraged to fully utilise its online services during the period.

“The move is in line with the state Disaster Management Committee’s announcement that all counter-related transactions will be suspended for 13 days starting today,” it said.

Those who want to make any enquiries can contact the IRB through the Hasil Care Line at 03-8911-1000 / +603-8911-1100 (overseas), HASiL Live Chat and IRB’s official portal here.

Yesterday, the committee decided that all counter-related transactions involving the public at state and federal offices will be suspended in an effort to curb the spread of Covid-19, following the increase in positive cases including in workplace-related clusters in Pahang. – Bernama, February 2, 2021

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