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June 18, 2025

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Solar panel, the hybrid car tax was rejected

Listen to the article Islamabad: A Committee of the National Assembly on Tuesday unanimously rejected a 18% tax on the imports of a solar committee, while the government announced that it would withdraw another controversial proposal to increase sales tax on hybrid vehicles, increasing two contested budget measures. The permanent Committee on Finance of the National Assembly also raised questions about the proposed law on the revenue of the digital presence of 2025, but did not issue a final decision. The meeting presented Pakistan’s MNA (PPP) and former Finance Minister Syed Naveed Qamar. “The Commission unanimously rejects the 18% sales

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