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Govt decides to introduce new rules about offshore companies

byM. Faizan
31/07/2016
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The government has decided to introduce new rules for foreign investors to make investment in special economic zones.

As per the details, the government has decided to attract investment in marbles and mining sectors and investors will not be asked about their sources of income.

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These investors will not be bound in economic limitation. The government has included the rules of offshore companies in the budget of 2016.

According to law those foreign investor who invest their income in Pakistan China economic corridor the govt keep secret their information related to investment and income. The govt assured them about keep secret and provided them complete security. Earlier the govt give them concession in the wake of tax and hopeful these new rules attract the foreign investor and investment will be increase after passed these rules.

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