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May 26, 2024

News Desk

55% of the capacity of the large sectors could not be identified

Islamabad: In a startling revelation, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) had no idea about 55% of production lines in four industries that were prone to tax evasion at the time of awarding a multi-billion rupee contract three years ago, according to a survey it conducted the contractor after winning the contract. The government had awarded a Rs25 billion contract to Authentix Inc to monitor the production of about 290 lines of cement, fertilizers, sugar and tobacco. After winning the contract, the company found that there were about 649 production lines, according to people who conducted the survey and saw

March 5, 2024

News Desk

FBR rejects proposal for 18% sales tax on cars

Sources within the FBR suggest that the extent of the fraud could be even higher than the reported Rs 53 billion, a matter that can be ascertained during a comprehensive investigation. photo: AFP Islamabad: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has rejected a proposal by the Industries Ministry that sought to impose a general sales tax (GST) of 18% on locally made cars, saying it will also lead to a reduction in tax collection. as a loss of revenue. The Directorate of Industries and Production has been asked to provide its opinion on streamlining the criterion for imposing 25% sales

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