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Pakistan's Federal Board of Revenue has set its tax collection target for the next financial year. FBR tax target 2026-27is Rs15,264 billion. That is Rs2,281 billion more than what the FBR is trying to collect
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The government of Pakistan has removed the 18% sales tax on the shipping industry. This tax was a direct cost burden on shipping companies, freight operators, and logistics businesses. With it gone, the cost of
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The Pakistan government just announced a 17.5 trillion rupee budget for 2026-27. Here's what matters to you: the income tax changes will affect your paycheck, and the spending cuts will affect your city. The headline
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The cost of living in Pakistan in 2026 continues to rise as inflation, housing pressures, and rising utility costs reshape everyday household budgets. Pakistan’s CPI inflation accelerated to 11.7% year-on-year by May 2026. Early 2026 saw
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Major economic problems of Pakistan in 2026 include a debt-to-GDP ratio near 68.9% in FY26 from 70.7% in FY25, nearly 45% of the population below the poverty line, GDP growth of only 3.7%, a narrow
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Budget 2026 May Make Imported Makeup Cheaper for Pakistani Women Many Pakistani women may soon get some Tax relief on beauty products in the Pakistan budget. The upcoming federal budget 2026 to 2027 is expected
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Gold price in Pakistan drops today, and this is one of the biggest single-day drops Pakistani buyers have seen in recent weeks. If you were waiting for the right time to buy gold, today might
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The government plans to scrap the 1% advance tax on exporters, currently paid on every shipment. This will give exporters direct financial relief of up to Rs 60 billion. It will also end the need
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How State Bank's Go Cashless Campaign Changed the Way Pakistan Bought Qurbani Animals This Eid Pakistan just crossed a major milestone in digital payments. And it happened at the cattle market. The State Bank of
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Pakistan's economy is showing signs of stabilisation in 2026 but has not recovered. GDP growth is projected at 3.6% for FY26. However, rising debt, a widening trade deficit, weak exports, and higher inflation still create
