Islamabad, July 7, 2025:Â Federal government personnel in Grade 17 and above are now required to file their asset declarations and their family members digitally. This step was taken to meet another crucial condition of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by ensuring the public disclosure of officials’ assets.
The president has granted approval to the Civil Servants (Amendment) Act 2025, which has been announced via an official gazette notification. The Establishment Division has shared this notification with all federal ministries and departments.
A new Section 15-A has been added to the Civil Servants Act of 1973, stating that the asset records of government employees will be accessible to the public through the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).
Officials must report both local and overseas assets along with their complete financial status, although their private details will stay protected.
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The Establishment Division has fixed July 25 as the final date for officers and staff of all federal ministries and departments to file their asset details for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025.
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Declarations must be filed using a designated form provided by the Establishment Division, covering details of both movable and immovable assets. Non-compliance with this rule will lead to severe consequences, including disciplinary actions and halted promotions.
Officials from the Police Service of Pakistan, Pakistan Administrative Service, Secretariat Group, and Management Group are instructed to directly submit their declarations to the Establishment Division by July 25. Officers serving in provincial postings are also required to send their declarations straight to the division to prevent any delays.
