TikToker Dolly was discovered to be evading taxes

According to The News, popular TikToker Nosheen Saeed, better known as Dolly, was found guilty of failing to pay Rs16 million in taxes.

According to the article, the Punjab Revenue Authority linked the TikToker’s bank accounts and recouped Rs4.4 million in taxes.

The PRA is also debating whether to seize Dolly’s properties in order to recover the outstanding tax debt.

Nosheen Saeed, who owns a beauty parlor in Gulberg, is allegedly dodging taxes to the provincial coffers, according to a PRA spokesperson.

Despite receiving reminders, TikToker failed to send the required taxes to the PRA.

However, PRA Commissioner Misbah Nawaz ordered the TikToker to pay back the taxes after numerous notices and no reaction from the social media sensation.

TikToker Dolly gained notoriety last year when one of her contentious videos became popular on social media.

To give a “dramatic effect” to their TikTok film, two young individuals were seen in the footage lighting fire to a forest near Margalla Hills.

After a video of the TikToker posing in front of a burning forest went viral, the Islamabad Police filed a case against Dolly for lighting fires in the Margalla forest on the complaint of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) under the wildlife and environment protection laws.

However, the TikToker refuted the allegations and insisted that she was not responsible for lighting any forests on fire.

Dolly issued a clarifying video on her official Instagram account, claiming that she had nothing to do with lighting any forests on fire.

“I’m forced to make this video to say that social media has disappointed me a lot by making a video viral without finding out facts about it and creating issues for celebrities,” TikTok stated in the clip.

She asserted that the claims made about the video were completely at odds with the truth.

Dolly urged the audience to learn more about her travel experiences by noting that it had been a while since she had visited National Park Kohsar.

She claimed that after attending a cosmetics session in Haripur, she was driving home when she noticed “the scenario” and pulled over to record a TikTok video.

Later, Dolly shared a video that appeared to be from the same day as the contentious TikTok clip, in which a male could also be seen standing next to her as she stood in front of some burning bushes.