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July 7, 2025

News Desk

Tax collection through electricity bills is reduced to RS490BN in FY25

A technician corrects new electricity meters in a residential building in Karachi on May 13, 2010. – AFP The leased people who paid RS552BN to FY25 show the FBR data. The share of the household sector is increased to 49.6% during the July-March FY25. This increase shows the relative expansion of home demand. ISLAMABAD: The government has collected RS490 billion through electricity bills in the form of tax withholding (WHT) and general sales tax (GST) by consumers in the financial year 2024-25, compared to the 600 billion RS rented during the same period. Temporary data from the Federal Board of

March 6, 2025

News Desk

IMF expects RS490BN deficit in FBR revenue

The logo of the International Monetary Fund is observed within the headquarters of Washington, USA, October 9, 2016. – Reuters The tobacco industry urges the IMF to reduce the team. Illegal trade of cigarettes causing an annual loss of RS300BN. The pending FBR cases will boost tax collection. ISLAMABAD: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has promoted an annual tax target of $ 490 billion in the annual target of the Federal Board of Directors (FBR), estimating revenue for the revenue of 12,480 billion RS12. This evaluation puts the government at a hard point, demanding either cost cuts or fresh tax

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