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September 7, 2025

News Desk

Trump grants invoice exceptions to US trade partners

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive mandate that offers some exemptions of duties just on Monday to commercial partners that reach agreements for industrial exports such as nickel, gold and other metals, as well as pharmaceuticals and chemicals. Trump spent his first seven months in the office that is creating huge increases in duties to rearrange the global trade system, reduce US trade deficits, and extract concessions from commercial partners in the negotiations. His latest order determines more than 45 categories for zero invoices of “aligned partners”, which close the framework of the framework to reduce “mutual” invoices

June 11, 2024

News Desk

Local experts challenge the IMF’s tax plan with innovative reforms

Islamabad: Contrary to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) recommendation to raise tax rates in the next budget to raise an additional Rs 2 trillion, Pakistan’s renowned local experts on Monday unveiled a package that proposes to generate an additional Rs 1.2 trillion with reducing income tax rates and withdrawing certain exemptions. A consortium of distinguished Pakistani tax experts and economists has prepared a package of tax reforms that promise higher revenues without stifling economic growth, businesses and individuals. These experts claim that their proposed reforms will result in a net gain of Rs 4.1 trillion over three years, equivalent to

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