Islamabad – Pakistan is projected to spend approximately Rs 45,000 billion on interest payments for public debt over the next five years, reflecting growing fiscal pressures. The government’s revenue, both
Karachi: Authorities have sealed a prominent supermarket in Karachi following allegations of tax evasion. Officials from the relevant tax and revenue departments have launched an investigation into the matter, examining
Islamabad: Reports suggest that Pakistan is reviewing tax relief proposals in the upcoming federal budget, with a primary focus on salaried individuals. The move is seen as an effort to
Islamabad: Reports indicate that salaried individuals earning up to Rs300,000 per month may receive tax relief in the upcoming federal budget. The proposal aims to ease the financial burden on
Islamabad: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) is preparing a new initiative to enhance tax compliance among shopkeepers and small traders. The scheme aims to encourage greater documentation of economic
Islamabad: The federal government has reduced the price of petrol by Rs4 per liter, lowering the new rate to Rs377.78 per liter from June 6, 2026, while the price of
Pakistan is increasingly drawing the attention of investors from China, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Türkiye, particularly in its energy and power sectors. Officials believe that foreign participation can bring fresh
Karachi: Pakistan has moved to secure additional liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the international spot market amid ongoing disruptions linked to tensions around the Strait of Hormuz. Pakistan LNG Limited
Islamabad – Pakistan’s exports are projected to hit a record high of $35.63 billion in FY2026–27, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This represents an increase from $31.93 billion
Lahore – The Punjab government has proposed a ‘tax-free’ budget for the next fiscal year, aiming to provide relief to citizens without introducing new taxes. According to finance department sources,
