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  • Outbound passengers to declare currency above $5,000

    Outbound passengers to declare currency above $5,000

    Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Wednesday issued draft rules to make it mandatory for outbound passengers to make declaration of currency amounting above $5,000.

    The FBR issued draft amendment to Baggage Rules, 2006 by issuing SRO 1751(I)/2022 dated September 20, 2022.

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    The revenue body said that the draft rules had been published for information of all persons likely to be affected and notice is also given that objections or suggestions may for consideration of the board should be sent within seven days of the draft amendments.

    According to the amendment, in case of accompanied baggage, the outbound passenger who is in possession of foreign currency exceeding $5,000 of equivalent, any other prohibited or restricted item or any other item requiring declaration before Customs, shall file a declaration before or on departure, electronically in the WeBOC or manually.

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    Similarly, the incoming passenger who is in possession of foreign currency exceeding $10,000 or equivalent, any other prohibited or restricted item or any other item requiring declaration before customs shall file a declaration.

    Earlier, on September 11, 2022, the FBR issued a clarification stating that a misleading impression has been created in some section of the press that Pakistan has recently imposed currency declaration requirements for passengers coming into Pakistan, which is contrary to facts. Unlike portrayed by some section of the press, the mandatory requirement for passengers coming into Pakistan and bringing currency and/or negotiable instruments was notified by the State Bank of Pakistan more than 10 years ago vide notification no. F.E.1/2012-SB dated 16th June 2012. This requirement came into force on July 01,2012.

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    Subsequently, in order to widen the scope of declaration to include gold jewelry, precious stones and other prohibited/ restricted goods, Pakistan Customs also introduced a comprehensive “Customs Declaration Form for Passengers” which was notified vide SRO 689(I)/2019 dated 29th June, 2019. These rules cover both the incoming and outgoing passengers.

    These requirements for declaration are in line with international standards and the best practices adopted by most of the countries in the world. The passengers can make the declaration either manually at the Customs counter or electronically in the Customs System. In order to increase awareness amongst the international passengers, Pakistan Customs has been collaborating with the Civil Aviation Authority, Airlines, and Immigration Authorities to improve its outreach for both departing and arriving passengers. As a result, the compliance has been steadily increasing.

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    FBR has further reiterated that the currency declaration regime for all international passengers has been in field for more than a decade, rather than being recently introduced on account of any recent FATF review requirements.

  • New petroleum prices in Pakistan effective from September 21, 2022

    New petroleum prices in Pakistan effective from September 21, 2022

    Pakistan on Wednesday revised the prices of petroleum products that are effective from September 21, 2022.

    According to a statement issued by the Finance Division, the government decided to increase prices of petrol by Rs1.45 per liter to Rs237.43 from previous rate of Rs235.98.

    READ MORE: New petroleum prices in Pakistan from September 01, 2022

    However, the government kept the price of high speed diesel (HSD) unchanged at Rs247.43 per liter.

    The price of kerosene oil has been reduced by Rs8.30 per liter to Rs202.02 from Rs210.32.

    Similarly, the rate of light diesel oil has been reduced by Rs4.26 per liter to Rs198.28 from previous rate of Rs201.54.

    The finance division said that in the wake of fluctuating global oil prices and exchange rate variation, the government had decided to revise the prices of petroleum products.

    The government review the prices of petroleum products every fortnight. The latest rate revision was scheduled for September 15, 2022 for the period starting from September 16, 2022.

    READ MORE: New petroleum prices in Pakistan from August 16, 2022

    However, the government delayed the review which raises concerns amongst the stakeholders as many believed the government deliberately kept the price at higher side despite significant decline in global oil prices.

    A day earlier, Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI) expressed concern over delay in revision of petroleum prices by the government.

    READ MORE: New petroleum prices in Pakistan from August 1, 2022

    KATI President Salman Aslam expressed concern over the government’s delay in changing the prices of petroleum products.

    He said that there is a trend of continuous decline in oil prices in the global market, and the government should immediately announce a reduction in the price of petrol so that inflation and production costs can be reduced.

    READ MORE: New prices of petroleum products in Pakistan from July 01, 2022

  • Today’s petroleum prices in Pakistan

    Today’s petroleum prices in Pakistan

    ISLAMABAD: Petroleum prices in Pakistan are remained same at the level announced earlier this month as the government has not revised the prices as scheduled.

    Today’s prices as on September 20, 2022 is the same as announced and effective on September 01, 2022 as the government had not revised the prices which were scheduled on September 15, 2022 and effective on September 16, 2022.

    READ MORE: New petroleum prices in Pakistan from September 01, 2022

    Therefore, today’s prices of petroleum products in Pakistan are:

    The price of petrol is Rs235.98 per liter.

    The price of high speed diesel is Rs247.43 per liter.

    The rate of kerosene oil is Rs210.32 per liter.

    The price of light diesel oil is Rs201.54 per liter.

    The country reviews domestic oil prices after every 15 days to adjust rise and fall of prices in the international market and changes occurred in the exchange rates.

    READ MORE: Pakistan to increase petroleum prices from September 01, 2022

    Experts believe that Pakistan may increase the petroleum prices for the fortnight because of massive decline in rupee value during past 15 days besides the expected imposition of sales tax and further increase in petroleum levy.

    The government on August 31, 2022 decided to increase the prices of petroleum products effective from September 01, 2022. The decision was strongly criticized by the stakeholders because the international markets had seen fall in oil prices.

    Pakistan is a net importer of petroleum products so huge foreign exchange is required for paying against foreign purchases and meeting local demand.

    READ MORE: New petroleum prices in Pakistan from August 16, 2022

    The country has spent a staggering amount of $23.32 billion for the import of petroleum group during fiscal year 2021/2022 as compared with $11.36 billion in preceding year, showing a growth of 105 per cent. The import of finished products recorded an increase of 134 per cent to $12.07 billion during the fiscal year 2021/2022 as compared with $5.16 billion in the preceding fiscal year.

    The benchmark Brent crude is below $100 dollars. Brent crude futures were at $92.84 per barrel in New York trade on September 09, 2022.

    The present government had started increasing the petroleum prices on May 26, 2022 when the benchmark Brent Oil was at $112 per barrel.

    Considering the price slump of international oil, the government had reduced the prices of petroleum products from July 15 to July 31. However experts believed it was a political decision as the government had to increase petroleum levy and apply sales tax.

    READ MORE: New petroleum prices in Pakistan from August 1, 2022

    The previous government of PTI had kept both the petroleum levy and sales tax at zero in order to provide relief to the masses. The PTI government also provided a huge subsidy on prices of petroleum products in order to lower the rates and provide relief to the masses.

    However, former Prime Minister Imran Khan was removed through a vote of no-confidence motion on April 10, 2022. Since then the new coalition government led by PML-N increased the prices of petroleum products sharply on three different occasions.

    The present government in the budget estimated to collect Rs855 billion as petroleum levy during the fiscal year 2022/2023. As this fiscal year is starting from July 01, 2022, it is likely that the government will opt to impose the levy from this date.

    The exchange rate has seen massive decline in rupee value during past week despite inflows received from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

    Pakistani Rupee (PKR) has plunged by PKR 20 against the US dollar since the country received tranche from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The country received a tranche of $1.16 billion from the IMF under Extended Fund (EFF) loan program on August 31, 2022.

    The government was hopeful of improvement in economic indicators once the money is received from the IMF. However, in contrast the PKR fell sharply since the IMF funds transferred to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).

    The exchange rate was Rs218.75 to the dollar on August 31, 2022, the day when the money was received by Pakistan. However, since then the rupee fell by PKR 20 to Rs239 to the dollar on September 20, 2022 in midday interbank foreign exchange market.

  • Last date for return filing will not be extended: FBR

    Last date for return filing will not be extended: FBR

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Monday said it will not extend the last date for filing income tax returns beyond September 30, 2022.

    The FBR sent SMS to taxpayers advising them to file their return of income for the tax year 2022 at the earliest. “The last date to file return is September 30, 2022, which will not be extended,” it added.

    READ MORE: Last date for filing tax return is September 30, FBR reminds

    The revenue body recently launched a campaign to motivate people for filing income tax returns. The FBR said: “Like every year before, the FBR launched a comprehensive awareness campaign to maximize its outreach through electronic and print media, urging taxpayers both existing and new, to file Income Tax Returns on time. The last date to file returns is September 30, 2022.”

    The FBR issued an alert about the last date stating that last date to file income tax returns will not be extended. “Last date to file income tax returns for individuals and association of persons (AOPs) is September 30, 2022,” the FBR added.

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    The revenue body said that income tax returns can be filed through: Tax Asaan APP and FBR website.

    It further stated that tax payment is possible through: internet and mobile banking; credit card and ATMs; cash and bank account.

    The FBR further urged the taxpayers to file tax returns and avail exemption from 100 per cent increased withholding tax rates.

    The tax body highlighted mandatory income tax return filing for persons and corporate entities.

    The FBR said that all resident persons registered with professional bodies, i.e. chamber of commerce, Pakistan Bar Council or Market Committee etc. are required to file income tax returns.

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    Association of persons and Individuals having more than Rs400,000 annual business income are also required to file their return of income on annual basis.

    “The income tax return filing is must for salaried persons if annual income exceeds Rs600,000,” the FBR added.

    The revenue body said that the income tax return filing for tax year 2022 is also mandatory for persons who were charged to income tax in tax years 2020 and Tax Tear 2021.

    Furthermore following persons are required to file income tax return:

    — Persons having National Tax Number (NTN)

    — Persons who own a motor vehicle having engine capacity more than 1,000CC

    — Persons who own 500 sq. yards or more property / flat in urban areas.

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    — Owners of flat with 2,000 sq. feed covered area of 500 sq. yards or more land in FBR rating area.

    — All Non for Profit Organizations (NPOs) or welfare organizations that fall under Income Tax Ordinance, 2001.

    — Commercial and Industrial consumers paying more than Rs500,000 electricity bill annually.

    — Resident persons required to file foreign income and assets statement.

  • Pakistan tax agency invites job applications for audit department

    Pakistan tax agency invites job applications for audit department

    Pakistan tax agency has invited job applications to fill around 57 vacant posts at its internal audit department.

    Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), the premier tax agency of Pakistan, said that the vacant posts would be filled in BS-1 to BS-16. It said that the job applications must be submitted by October 02, 2022. Further details can be obtained HERE.

    The FBR said that the eligible candidates are advised to apply online through National Job Portal Link https://njp.gov.pk. No manual or hard copy of application will be accepted by any office. Candidates applying for more than one post should apply online for each post separately.

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    Vacancies for BS-01 to 05 shall ordinarily be filled on local basis in terms of Rule 16 of Civil Servants (Appointment, Promotion & Transfer) Rules, 1973, whereas vacancies for BS-06 to 15 shall be filled by appointment of persons domiciled in the respective province or region of each office strictly under Rule 15 of the aforesaid rules and instructions issued by the Establishment Division from time to time.

    Candidates will be required to bring original documents (Educational, domicile and Experience Certificate etc) alongwith one set of all attested copies of documents at the time of test/interview.

    Screening tests and skills tests (where required) will be conducted as per recruitment policy of the Federal Government.

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    The contract employees (BS-01 to 15), who were appointed under the Family Assistance Package for the families of Government employees, who died while in service, may also apply online for any of the above post, if they desire so, subject to their eligibility.

    10% quota for women, 5% quota for minorities (non-Muslims) and 2% quota for disabled persons shall also be strictly observed as per Government instructions. Disabled persons will have to submit a Certificate as proof of disability, duly issued by recognized Social Welfare Board/office or other authorized Government organization, at the time of test/interview.

    The Directorate General, Internal Audit (IR) reserves the right not to fill any vacancy or to reduce/increase the number of vacancies, if the circumstances so warrant at the time of final selection.

    The candidates working in Public Sector Departments/Organizations shall have to submit Departmental Permission Certificates from the respective employers at the time of test/interview, failing which they will not be allowed to participate in test/interview process.

    In addition to 05 years general upper age relaxation by the Government, further upper age relaxation shall be restricted upto the following categories

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    Minimum and Maximum age shall be calculated on the closing date of receipt of applications.

    Information provided in the online Application Form will be verified. In case of any false or forged information, the Directorate General, Internal Audit (IR) reserves the right to cancel candidature of any candidate at any stage (even after employment, if so revealed later) and to initiate legal action against the applicant.

    Only short-listed candidates will be called for test/interview. All the candidates will be allowed to appear in the test/interview on provisional basis, subject to detailed scrutiny of their eligibility as per relevant criteria.

    No TA/ DA will be admissible for the Test/ Interview.

    The candidates may apply online on or before 02-10-2022. Applications received after 02-10-2022 will not be entertained.

  • President Alvi bars retrospective effect to profit rates on saving certificates

    President Alvi bars retrospective effect to profit rates on saving certificates

    ISLAMABAD: The President of Pakistan Dr. Arif Alvi, while rejecting the retrospective effect of government decision, has directed the authorities to pay profit rate on saving certificates on prevailing rates.

    While accepting a representation of an aggrieved citizen against a decision of the Wafaqi Mohtasib, President Dr Arif Alvi has directed the Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) to pay profit on the Special Saving Certificates (SSCs) as per the profit rate prevailing at the time of purchasing the certificates.

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    He said that CDNS had committed maladministration by revising the profit rates retrospectively and in contrary to the existing law, thus causing the citizen a loss of Rs 5.3 million.

    The President issued these directions while deciding on a representation preferred by Ms Yasmeen Merchant, who had purchased six SSCs from CDNS on 01.11.2019 at a profit rate of 12.7 per cent for five certificates and 13.9 per cent profit rate for the sixth certificate.

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    Four days later on 05.11.2019, however, Finance Division issued a notification reducing the profit rates from 12.7 per cent to 11 per cent and 13.9 per cent to 11.8 per cent with retrospective effect from 01.11.2019, causing her a loss of Rs 5.3 million.

    The President accepted her representation and held that the complainant was entitled to the profit rate prevailing on the date of issuance of certificates and that the change made through the notification did not apply to her investment in retrospective and, therefore, it could not affect her duly earned right of profit nor it can nullify it to her disadvantage.

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    He said that the notification issued was in the nature of subordinate or delegated legislation and took effect from the date of its publication in the official Gazette and not from any prior date.

    The President added that the rationale behind it was that only the Parliament/legislative bodies could enact a law from a date prior to its enactment i.e., retrospectively and the Government by itself, unless authorized by the statute, had no such authority or power to issue a notification operative from a date different from the date of its publication in the official Gazette.

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    The President further highlighted that a person may feel allured by the incentives floated by the Government and act upon it, and it did not behove the Government to recant on its commitment as it may erode the confidence of the general public in the government bodies and may also negatively affect the credibility of the Government.

    He further stated that such law was based on settled legal principles and Quranic injunctions as per the 1st verse of Surah Al-Maida “O ye who believe! Fulfil your undertakings”.

    The President held that it was not only logical, fair and just to fulfil promises, undertakings and agreements but was also a universally accepted norm. He further declared that both sides were bound by the commitments made at the time of issuance of certificates and directed CDNS to pay the profit as per the promised profit rates of 12.7 per cent and 13.9 per cent on the purchased certificates.

    As per details, the citizen’s grievance was that she had purchased the SSCs because of the prevailing profit rate whereas the notification gave retrospective effect to the profit rates and was issued after investment to her disadvantage.

    She approached CDNS and later the Wafaqi Mohtasib for redressal of her grievance but to no avail. She then filed a representation with the President, which he accepted.

  • PTA warns internet users of death punishment for blasphemy

    PTA warns internet users of death punishment for blasphemy

    The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) issued a stern warning on Sunday, cautioning internet users of severe penalties, including death, for blasphemy.

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  • FBR suggested fixed tax regime for women entrepreneurs

    FBR suggested fixed tax regime for women entrepreneurs

    ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has been suggested to introduce fixed tax regime for women entrepreneurs in order to facilitate and encourage businesswomen.

    The suggestion was made by women entrepreneurs at a meeting with the chairman of Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).

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    FBR chairman Asim Ahmad held meeting with the office bearers of Islamabad Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry (IWCCI) on Friday to listen tax-related issues and concerns of women entrepreneurs.

    The office bearers, Ms Naima Ansari, President, Ms Samina Fazil, Founder President and Ms Zaheema Eckbaull Khattak, Chief Executive Officer, informed the Chairman FBR that women entrepreneurs are facing hardships in tax compliance such as timely return filing and high cost of filing charged by tax practitioners, which is also discouraging new women entrepreneurs to register their businesses with the FBR. They suggested that fixed tax regime for small women entrepreneurs may be introduced. They also requested that awareness sessions on filing tax returns and tax compliance procedures may be arranged in Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry of major cities to encourage women entrepreneurs to make tax compliance with ease.

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    The Chairman FBR appreciated the suggestions put forth by the office bearer of IWCCI representing more than 1,000 women entrepreneurs and assured them that their valued input would be duly considered for launching initiatives to facilitate women entrepreneurs especially belonging to remote and marginalized areas.

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    The Chairman FBR has issued directions to establish special desk at Gwadar for addressing grievances and concerns of women entrepreneurs and to facilitate them in filing tax returns. Furthermore, the Chairman FBR has issued directions to field formations to hold awareness sessions in WCCI of major cities for facilitation of women entrepreneurs concerning tax compliance.

    Member Policy along with Chief Income Tax Policy and Chief Sales Tax Policy were also present in the meeting.

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  • Latest petroleum prices in Pakistan

    Latest petroleum prices in Pakistan

    ISLAMABAD: Pakistan was scheduled to review the petroleum prices on September 15, 2022. The revision in prices requires approval from the prime minister, who is attending two-day conference of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).

    There is no official announcement in this regard or delay in updating the prices of petroleum products.

    READ MORE: New petroleum prices in Pakistan from September 01, 2022

    The latest prices of petroleum products in Pakistan, which was implemented on September 01, 2022 were:

    The price of petrol has been increased by Rs2.07 per liter to Rs235.98 from Rs233.91.

    The price of high speed diesel has been increased by Rs2.99 per liter to Rs247.43 from Rs244.44.

    The rate of kerosene oil has been raised by Rs10.92 per liter to Rs210.32 from Rs199.40.

    The price of light diesel oil has been increased by Rs9.79 per liter to Rs201.54 from Rs191.75.

    The country reviews domestic oil prices after every 15 days to adjust rise and fall of prices in the international market and changes occurred in the exchange rates.

    Experts believe that Pakistan may increase the petroleum prices for the fortnight because of massive decline in rupee value during past 15 days besides the expected imposition of sales tax and further increase in petroleum levy.

    READ MORE: Pakistan to increase petroleum prices from September 01, 2022

    The government on August 31, 2022 decided to increase the prices of petroleum products effective from September 01, 2022. The decision was strongly criticized by the stakeholders because the international markets had seen fall in oil prices.

    Pakistan is a net importer of petroleum products so huge foreign exchange is required for paying against foreign purchases and meeting local demand.

    The country has spent a staggering amount of $23.32 billion for the import of petroleum group during fiscal year 2021/2022 as compared with $11.36 billion in preceding year, showing a growth of 105 per cent. The import of finished products recorded an increase of 134 per cent to $12.07 billion during the fiscal year 2021/2022 as compared with $5.16 billion in the preceding fiscal year.

    The benchmark Brent crude is below $100 dollars. Brent crude futures were at $92.84 per barrel in New York trade on September 09, 2022.

    READ MORE: New petroleum prices in Pakistan from August 16, 2022

    The present government had started increasing the petroleum prices on May 26, 2022 when the benchmark Brent Oil was at $112 per barrel.

    Considering the price slump of international oil, the government had reduced the prices of petroleum products from July 15 to July 31. However experts believed it was a political decision as the government had to increase petroleum levy and apply sales tax.

    The previous government of PTI had kept both the petroleum levy and sales tax at zero in order to provide relief to the masses. The PTI government also provided a huge subsidy on prices of petroleum products in order to lower the rates and provide relief to the masses.

    However, former Prime Minister Imran Khan was removed through a vote of no-confidence motion on April 10, 2022. Since then the new coalition government led by PML-N increased the prices of petroleum products sharply on three different occasions.

    The present government in the budget estimated to collect Rs855 billion as petroleum levy during the fiscal year 2022/2023. As this fiscal year is starting from July 01, 2022, it is likely that the government will opt to impose the levy from this date.

    The exchange rate has seen massive decline in rupee value during past week despite inflows received from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

    READ MORE: New petroleum prices in Pakistan from August 1, 2022

    Pakistani Rupee (PKR) has plunged by Rs9.43 against the US dollar since the country received tranche from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The country received a tranche of $1.16 billion from the IMF under Extended Fund (EFF) loan program on August 31, 2022.

    The government was hopeful of improvement in economic indicators once the money is received from the IMF. However, in contrast the PKR fell sharply since the IMF funds transferred to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).

    The exchange rate was Rs218.75 to the dollar on August 31, 2022, the day when the money was received by Pakistan. However, since then the rupee fell by Rs9.43 or 4.31 per cent to Rs228.18 to the dollar on September 09, 2022 in interbank foreign exchange market.

  • Dogecoin to PKR, USD on September 16, 2022

    Dogecoin to PKR, USD on September 16, 2022

    KARACHI: The exchange rate of Dogecoin (DOGE) in Pakistani Rupee (PKR) and US Dollar (USD) on September 16, 2022.

    One Dogecoin to PKR is Rs13.96 on September 16, 2022 at 09:15 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST), in the open exchange market. The rate of Dogecoin has been calculated and compared with the rate Rs13.96 at closing on September 15, 2022.

    The rate of Dogecoin in US Dollar (USD) is $0.06 on September 16, 2022 at 09:15 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST), in the open exchange market. The rate of Dogecoin has been calculated and compared with the rate $0.06 at closing on September 15, 2022.

    Dogecoin to Pakistani Rupee on September 15, 2022

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    Ripple to PKR, USD on September 16, 2022

    KARACHI: The exchange rate of Ripple (XRP) in Pakistani Rupee (PKR) and US Dollar (USD) on September 16, 2022.

    One Ripple (XRP) in Pakistani Rupee (PKR) is Rs76.80 on September 16, 2022 at 09:15 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST), in the open exchange market. The rate of Ripple has been calculated and compared with the rate Rs77.07 at closing on September 15, 2022.

    The rate of Ripple in US Dollar (USD) is $0.32 on September 16, 2022 at 09:15 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST), in the open exchange market. The rate of Ripple has been calculated and compared with the rate of $0.33 at closing on September 15, 2022.

    Ripple to Pakistani Rupee on September 15, 2022

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    Bitcoin to PKR, USD on September 16, 2022

    KARACHI: The exchange rate of Bitcoint (BTC) in Pakistani Rupee (PKR) and US Dollar (USD) on September 16, 2022.

    One Bitcoin (BTC) in Pakistani Rupee (PKR) is Rs4,673,099.90 on September 16, 2022 at 09:15 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST), in the open exchange market. The rate of Bitcoin has been calculated and compared with the rate Rs4,656,615.49 at closing on September 15, 2022.

    The rate of Bitcoin in US Dollar (USD) is $19,748.84 on September 16, 2022 at 09:15 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST) in the open exchange market. The rate of Bitcoin has been calculated and compared with the rate $19,670.81 at closing on September 15, 2022.

    Bitcoin to Pakistani Rupee on September 15, 2022

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