Federal Excise Duty remains applicable on TV, cable TV, newspaper, billboard, and signboard advertisements under the updated Federal Excise Act.
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FBR imposes FED of Rs16,500 per kg on e-cigarette liquids
Updated Federal Excise Act 2005 introduces new duty on E-liquids used in electric cigarette kits from June 30, 2026
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FBR expands powers to conduct electronic audits under updated Federal Excise Act
Amended law introduces virtual audit proceedings, voluntary tax settlement incentives and stronger enforcement powers
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FBR removes FED on mineral water and specific hydration drinks for FY2026-27
Revised Federal Excise Act excludes mineral water and low-sugar hydration beverages from the 20% federal excise duty.
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FBR notifies FED rates for imported electric cars and SUVs in FY2026-27
New federal excise duty structure introduces higher rates for premium imported electric vehicles while maintaining zero duty on lower-priced EVs.
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FBR slaps up to 92% FED on imported vehicles in Pakistan for FY2026-27
New federal excise duty rates target imported cars, SUVs, and luxury vehicles with engine capacities above 2,000cc under the updated tax framework.
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Pakistan Proposes Major Reduction in FED on International Air Tickets for FY 2026-27
The budget 2026-27 aims to lower federal excise duty on premium-class international travel from July 2026.
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Government proposes Rs80 per litre FED on petroleum products
Finance Bill 2026 proposes new excise duty on petroleum products including naphtha, white spirit and solvent oil.
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Finance Bill 2025: Salient Features of Federal Excise Duty
Islamabad, June 10, 2025 – The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has released a summary of significant changes to the Federal Excise Act, 2005, introduced through the Finance Bill 2025. These amendments are part of broader fiscal reforms aimed at improving tax compliance, curbing tax evasion, and streamlining enforcement mechanisms.
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FBR explains increase in FED rates through Finance Supplementary Act 2023
ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Tuesday explained the increased rate of Federal Excise Duty (FED) applied through Finance Supplementary Act, 2023.
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