A meeting will take place at 5pm tomorrow
Lower tax benefit only for firms offloading minimum 10% shares via IPO or direct listing
The tax-free income threshold for war-wounded freedom fighters may increase by 5%
The CPD distinguished fellow also questions transparency in policy formulation
The announcement comes amid continued protest by tax officials
In the face of turmoil amid continued protest by employees, the government yesterday backtracked from its position and stated it would bring “required amendments” to the new ordinance that split the National Board of Revenue.
Their four-point demand includes the repeal of the recently issued ordinance and the resignation of the NBR chairman
A meeting will take place at 5pm tomorrow
Lower tax benefit only for firms offloading minimum 10% shares via IPO or direct listing
The tax-free income threshold for war-wounded freedom fighters may increase by 5%
The CPD distinguished fellow also questions transparency in policy formulation
The announcement comes amid continued protest by tax officials
In the face of turmoil amid continued protest by employees, the government yesterday backtracked from its position and stated it would bring “required amendments” to the new ordinance that split the National Board of Revenue.
Their four-point demand includes the repeal of the recently issued ordinance and the resignation of the NBR chairman
The government will duly consider demands from protesting officials of the National Board of Revenue (NBR), who have been observing a pen-down strike since the interim government passed an ordinance aimed at dissolving the revenue board on May 12.
Employees of the National Board of Revenue (NBR) yesterday postponed their pen-down strike after the top authority of the interim government invited them for a discussion over their demands to repeal the new Revenue Policy and Revenue Management Ordinance, 2025.
