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Rs4,300b revenue could be generated thru wealth, agri taxes, FBR Union tells TRC

byCustoms Today Report
14/11/2014
in Islamabad
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LAHORE: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Union has sent some proposals to the Tax Reform Commission (TRC), in which it said that the Board can generate revenue equal to the total volume of federal budget i.e. Rs4,300 billion through imposition of wealth tax and implementation of agri tax.

FBR Union President Mian Abdul Qayyum, in the letter, said that though FBR could not ensure full recovery of billions of rupees worth income tax, sales tax and customs duty due to influential politicians and bureaucracy, it had already been contributing around 70pc of total budget. There would be no need to approach World Bank or IMF for monetary assistance, if these taxes were imposed, he added.

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Tags: Customs dutyFBR Union President Mian Abdul QayyumFederal Board of Revenue (FBR) UnionFederal Minister for Finance Ishaq DarIMFincome taxSales TaxTax Reform Commission (TRC)World Bank

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