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Nukta breaks down the Pakistan government's proposed move
Jun 18, 2025
Jun 18, 2025
Nukta breaks down the Pakistan government's proposed move
ABAD’s Hasan Bakshi and realtor chief M. Rehman unpack key Budget 2026 measures for property and construction sectors
Budget proposal to reduce tax from 2.5% to 1% under review; funds may be redirected to support pension and government salary increases
The rebate expires permanently after 2025, while canceling billions in contested back-tax demands from educators
Govt targets PKR 14.13tr in revenue, aims for fiscal discipline and 18.7% rise over outgoing year
Govt sets ambitious revenue target of PKR 14.13 trillion — a 18.7% increase over projected revenue collection for outgoing year
Collection from the levy is expected at PKR 48 billion in FY26, to double next year
Budget size expected near PKR 17.6 trillion with major allocations to debt servicing
Government sources informed Nukta that Pakistan has managed to convince the IMF to reduce taxes on salaried income
Pakistan's budget for the upcoming fiscal year has divided many. Now, there's a new contention: income tax exemptions
Committee approves proposal to impose sales tax on e-commerce goods
FBR outlines revised tax slabs, minor Super Tax cuts, and PKR 701 billion in new revenue measures during Finance Bill review
12% pay raise for junior employees, 8% pension hike included; ADP slashed due to federal shortfall
Government projects further deficit reduction in FY26, ratings agency warns of economic and political risks
Government also pledges BISP expansion, tax reforms, and PIA privatization in the budget briefing to the finance committee
Industry group calls for uniform tax treatment and protection of local textile manufacturers to sustain export competitiveness
Finance Bill 2025-26 introduces major tax changes on pensions, mutual funds, and debt profits
Salient features of proposed measures in Customs, Sales Tax and Income Tax
Remittances expected to hit $39.4 billion amid widening trade gap
Levy will apply to foreign tech giants including Amazon, Google, Facebook, Netflix, and Temu; as well as local e-commerce platforms, including Daraz and PakWheels
