PESHAWAR: The digital integration of the e-Registry, the Land Record Management System and the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) was inaugurated in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Wednesday, with the aim of making the province’s land registration and mutation process more transparent and efficient.
KP Chief Secretary Dr Muhammad Fakhre Alam Irfan and Adviser on Finance and Revenue Tariq Mehmood Pasha formally inaugurated the new system.
Briefing the inauguration ceremony, officials said that integrating the e-Registry with the Land Record Management System would make the entire process, from registration to mutation, automated, faster and more transparent.
The digital system would eliminate irregularities. Preparation of mutations, biometric verification and entry of mutation numbers would all be carried out automatically.
Officials said that, with the integration of the computerised Land Record Management System and the FBR, federal taxes levied on mutations would be paid online. Payment of these taxes would be verified directly by the FBR.
The participants were told that a record of the relevant tax payment would be attached to every mutation, ensuring transparency. Citizens would also be spared repeated visits to government offices and unnecessary waiting.
The Senior Member Board of Revenue, relevant secretaries, the Managing Director of the Information Technology Board and officials of the Revenue Board were also present at the inauguration and briefing.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2026
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