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KARACHI: The Federal Board of Revenue is considering withdrawing concessions on sales tax rates enjoyed by different agricultural products through the budget 2021/2022, sources said on...
Pakistan has made a commitment with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to increase FBR taxes by a massive Rs1.272 trillion (almost 2.8 per cent of GDP) in the coming budget. — AFP/File ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has made a commitment with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to increase FBR taxes by a massive Rs1.272 trillion (almost 2.8 per cent of GDP) in the coming budget and jack up electricity rates by almost Rs4.97 per unit in the remaining three months of the current fiscal year. According to documents released by the IMF after approval by its executive board of directors of the modifie...
IMF projects FBR’s target at Rs6tr Report says govt will achieve target by raising taxes, withdrawing exemptions ATL 2021 has replaced ATL 2020 that carried names of 3.12 million individuals and companies. A comparison of both lists showed that over 932,000 names were missing from the new list.. PHOTO: FILE The Federal Board of Revenue’s (FBR) tax collection target for next fiscal year is projected to be nearly Rs6 trillion that the government will try to achieve by increasing rates of income and sales tax and withdrawing exemptions, confirms a new International Monetary Fund (IMF) repo...
Press, Uttam Bathari, who belongs to the Dimasa tribe and teaches History of Medieval and Modern Assam in Gauhati University, lays out the complex ground realities and historical injustices that the governments of the past have overlooked. Assam would be one of the most socially, ethnically diverse states in the country. Do you feel that, for example, when you are on a university campus or in a government office in Guwahati? Do you see the state-level politics of Assam being representative of its diversity? Does the public discourse reflect that diversity? Diversity and its celebration ...
Why resisting the work to translate EIA, Centre asked Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The Delhi High Court on Thursday said people in remote areas may not understand the draft Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) if published only in English and Hindi. A Bench of Chief Justice D.N. Patel and Justice Prateek Jalan asked the Centre why it was resisting the work to translate the draft EIA in all 22 languages in the Eight Schedule of the Constitution. The court asked what would be the prejudice caused to the government if objections were invited from their own citizens. It asked the government...