Hukumat super tax marhala war khatm karne ka irada rakhti hai: Chairman FBR

Rashid Mahmood Langrial ne Karachi ke sanatkaron ko bataya ke sharah mein do point kami ke baad kaam shuru ho chuka hai

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Urdu mein suneinHukumat super tax marhala war khatm karne ka irada rakhti hai: Chairman FBR2 min · device ki awaz0:00 / 1:53

— Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) ke Chairman Rashid Mahmood Langrial ne Budh ko sanatkaron se kaha ke hukumat super tax ko mukammal taur par khatm karne ka irada rakhti hai aur ise marhala war khatm karne par kaam shuru ho chuka hai.

Langrial ne Korangi Association of Trade and Industry ko bataya ke pehle marhale mein sharah do percentage points kam ki ja chuki hai. Baqi amal ka koi timetable samne nahin aaya aur na hi yeh ke aamdani ki kami kaise poori ki jayegi. Pakistan IMF programme mein hai, aur October mein Fund ke staff se taqreeban $1.2 arab ki nayi financing par ittefaq hua tha jis ki board se manzoori abhi baqi hai.

2015 mein laya gaya zyada aamdani walon par yeh tax bari companies ki taraf se adalat mein challenge hota raha hai. Federal Constitutional Court ne 27 January ko ise barqarar rakha tha, aur Peer ko taxpayers ki us faisle par nazarsani ki darkhwaston par apna faisla mehfooz kar liya.

Langrial ne kaha ke FBR sanatkaron ke tax masail hal karne ke liye association mein daftar bhi kholega, apna help desk Karachi se Sukkur tak barhayega aur khaam maal ki import ke masail par mutalliqa fareeqon se mashawarat karega. Unhon ne karobari biradari se tax chori rokne mein madad ki appeal ki. Association ke sadr Sheikh Umer Rehan ne kaha ke arbon rupay ke refunds FBR ke paas ruke hue hain aur un ki bar-waqt adaigi ka mutalba kiya.

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