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September 16, 2025

News Desk

FBR rejects PCA claims for losing revenue of RS100BN from the FCA system

A ruthless image of the Federal Revenue Council (FBR) building in Islamabad. – Apply/file The research has begun the preparation and leak of the report of the report. PCA’s allegations of incorrect obsession and TBML excluded from FBR. The excessive deficit, the RS58M was found against the RS53BN claimed. ISLAMABAD: The Federal Revenue Council (FBR) rejected the Pakistan Customs Audit (PCA) report, which reported $ 100 billion in revenue losses after the introduction of Famotian Customs Customs Evaluation (FCA). The news reported. According to officials, the report was drawn up by two degraded officers. A research committee has been set

August 25, 2025

News Desk

Pakistan raised the debt of Chinese energy RS100BN before PM Beijing Visit

Islamabad: Pakistan has decided to install more than 100 billion Rs in charges due to Chinese power plants in front of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s upcoming visit to Beijing, reducing the country’s excellent obligations to Chinese producers by almost one quarter. This move aims to deal with one of Beijing’s most important concerns. The Ministry of Finance has issued instructions on the liberalization of funds from energy subsidies intended for this tax year budget, according to government officials. They said that the 100 billion Rs will be disbursed to Chinese electricity producers in a few days. In addition to the

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