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Political News: Mizoram govt has given negative comments on proposed Sixth Schedule Amendment, alleges BJP - Vimarsana News

Political News: Mizoram govt has given negative comments on proposed Sixth Schedule Amendment, alleges BJP

Mizoram govt has given negative comments on proposed Sixth Schedule Amendment, alleges BJP BJP in Mizoram alleged Mizo National Front-led government in Mizoram has given negative comments regarding proposed Amendment of Sixth Schedule to the Constitution of India Protests were held Against Mizoram Government's Comments On 125th Constitution Amendment Bill 2021 (Sixth Schedule Amendment) held

Rs2tr new taxes under IMF diktat being planned - Vimarsana News

Rs2tr new taxes under IMF diktat being planned

ISLAMABAD: With strong chances of fixing annual tax collection target of over 10 percent of GDP, equivalent to Rs12.9 trillion for the upcoming budget, the government will have to take historic...

FBR finalises revised GST schedules for budget - Business Recorder - Vimarsana News

FBR finalises revised GST schedules for budget - Business Recorder

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has finalised revised sales tax schedules, ie, Sixth Schedule...

Govt mulls options for hiking GST by one percentage point - Vimarsana News

Govt mulls options for hiking GST by one percentage point

ISLAMABAD: The government is mulling over options to raise the GST rate by 1 percent in the upcoming budget 2024-25 in a bid to comply with the IMF conditions, The News has learnt.This single step,...

General Sales Tax Rate Likely to Go Up By 1% in New Budget on IMF Demand - Vimarsana News

General Sales Tax Rate Likely to Go Up By 1% in New Budget on IMF Demand

The government is planning to raise the General Sales Tax (GST) rate by 1 percent in the upcoming 2024-25 budget to woo the International Monetary Fund