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June 15, 2025

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The FBR’s leader defends arrest forces citing tax ev1.61TR tax evasion.

This image released on March 3, 2022, shows the FBR building. – Facebook@Federal Revenue Board Country’s workforce is 67 million: FBR leaders Langrial reports that top 1% of households avoids RS1,233BN taxes. Top 5% avoids RS1,611BN. The remaining 95% removes RS140BN. ISLAMABAD: In the midst of government efforts to increase tax revenue, Federal Revenue Council President Rashid Mahmoud Langrial defended the proposed powers for the tax authority for the arrest of Managers, CFOs and CDOs, of the criminal procedure (CRPC), the powers, the administrative rights of Managing Administrative Advice and the Board of Directors for tax fraud, arguing that FBR

January 23, 2025

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Jimmy Butler suspended again by Miami Heat, citing ‘violation of team rules’

The Miami Heat have suspended star forward Jimmy Butler for two games for “a continued pattern of violation of team rules, unruly behavior and conduct detrimental to the team,” the team announced Thursday on X (formerly Twitter). Butler was reportedly absent for the team’s flight to Milwaukee for Thursday’s game against the Bucks. Although Butler intended to join the team Wednesday afternoon, the Heat decided to hold him out of the upcoming two-game road trip, which also includes a Saturday game against the Brooklyn Nets. Butler last appeared for the Heat against the Trail Blazers on Tuesday night. This marks

August 28, 2024

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Russia denies entry to 92 US citizens, citing “Russophobic” policies

MOSCOW: Russia’s foreign ministry said on Wednesday it was banning 92 American citizens from entering Russia, including journalists, lawyers and heads of what it said were key military-industrial companies, because of Washington’s Russophobic stance. The war in Ukraine has sparked the worst crisis in Moscow’s relations with the United States since the depths of the Cold War. On Tuesday, Russia said the West was playing with fire by considering allowing Ukraine to strike deep into Russia with Western missiles. The list, published on Telegram by the ministry, included 14 Wall Street Journal employees, five senior reporters from the New York

July 10, 2024

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Netanyahu may skip Europe station in US, citing arrest concerns

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering skipping a stop in Europe on his way to the US amid fears the International Criminal Court (ICC) is poised to issue an arrest warrant against him over Israeli army crimes in Gaza. Netanyahu is scheduled to travel to the US and deliver a speech before the US Congress on July 24. He is also expected to meet US President Joe Biden at the White House. On May 20, ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan requested arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallad for war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Gaza

June 21, 2024

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Exporters demand reversal of tax regime change, citing threats to profitability

A representational image of containers. — Reuters/File Shibli Faraz says law abiding citizens cannot live in this country. Anusha Rehman seeks timeline to bring corner shops into tax net. FBR officials say they are understaffed, unable to enforce policies. Following the government’s desperate efforts to raise revenue through every possible tax announced in the federal budget for the next financial year, the export sector has strongly contested the shift of exporters’ turnover tax from a flat to a regular tax regime. “The turnover tax should remain within the fixed tax regime to ensure stability,” businessmen said during a high-level meeting

April 15, 2024

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Refineries seek to stop smuggled POL products citing threat to investment

File photo released on September 20, 2021 shows Cnergyico Pakistan Limited’s oil refinery complex in Hub, Balochistan. — Facebook/Cnergyico Pk Limited Pakistan’s local refineries are set to launch $5-6 billion in investment. OCAC, in a letter to SIFC, draws attention to the threat to investment. Smuggled POL products also causing loss to OMCs, Govt. ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s local refineries, which are set to embark on $5-6 billion investment in their upgrading projects, have sought to end the smuggling of petroleum products from Iran, The news reported on Monday. The development comes after the refiners signed Implementation Agreements (AIs) with the Oil

November 24, 2023

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Afghanistan embassy in India closes citing pressure from Indian government and Taliban

Afghan diplomats appointed by the Ghani government have reached third countries and there is no one else in India Afghanistan flag hoisted at Afghanistan embassy in India. – Facebook The embassy had already suspended its operations in September. The mission says pressure from the Indian government and the Taliban led to the decision. The statement did not clarify the fate of the Afghan consulates. NEW DELHI: Afghanistan’s embassy in New Delhi has been closed after diplomats appointed by the Ashraf Ghani government failed to get visa extensions from India, it said Reuters citing the outgoing ambassador’s statement issued on Friday.

November 6, 2023

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Saudi Arabia, Russia to Continue Voluntary Oil Cuts Citing Demand Concerns

The OPEC logo pictured before an informal meeting between members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in Algiers, Algeria, September 28, 2016.—Reuters Saudi Arabia and Russia, two top oil exporters, announced their intentions to continue additional voluntary cuts in oil production until the end of the year. Those cuts are being extended by concerns about demand and economic growth, which continue to weigh on crude oil markets. Saudi Arabia will maintain its additional voluntary cut of 1 million barrels per day (bpd), which translates to an output level of around 9 million bpd for December. The decision

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