Airlines, MROs and aircraft maintenance organisations to benefit from zero customs duty on aircraft and aviation-related imports.
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Discover key highlights of Finance Bill 2026, including tax reforms, income tax changes, customs duties, and fiscal policy measures for growth in Pakistan.
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FBR Chairman Praises Budget Team for Smooth Delivery of Federal Budget 2026-27
Rashid Langrial commends officials for crafting a growth-oriented budget through extensive coordination and stakeholder engagement
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Government faces backlash over Rs50 billion tax relief for high-paid executives
Finance Bill 2026 accused of favouring top earners while lower-income salaried workers receive no meaningful relief
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FBR notifies customs duty rates on electric vehicles from July 1, 2026
Reduced customs duty regime for electric vehicle imports extended for another year under Finance Bill 2026
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Government targets 3.5 million shopkeepers for tax registration in 2026-27
Simplified tax scheme aims to expand tax base, formalise retail sector and increase revenue collection
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Sindh Finance Bill 2026 Introduces Tax Information Disclosure Law
New Section 73A seeks to protect taxpayer confidentiality while allowing information sharing with authorised government agencies
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Sindh withdraws 5% sales tax incentive for beauty parlours
Beauty parlours and salons to continue paying reduced 8% sales tax as POS integration becomes mandatory
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Sindh Finance Bill 2026 Brings Tax Consultants into Sales Tax Net
Proposed amendment expands scope of taxable professional services, imposing 8% sales tax on tax consultancy and preparation services
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Sindh reduces tax rates for property developers to boost construction sector
New fixed sales tax regime aims to encourage investment and accelerate real estate development across the province
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FBR abolishes advance tax on Foreign TV Plays and Advertisements
Removal of Section 236CA signals a major policy shift, raising concerns over the future competitiveness of Pakistan’s domestic media and entertainment industry
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