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November’s FBR revenue collection short of target

byCT Report
02/12/2024
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) revenue collection would reach over Rs855 billion during November 2024 against the target of Rs1,003 billion, reflecting a gap of Rs148 billion.

Sources said that till now provisional tax collection stood at Rs851 billion during November 2024 against the assigned target of Rs1,003 billion, showing a gap of Rs152 billion. However, this gap would be reduced to Rs 150 billion during the period under review.

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The FBR has collected Rs4,295 billion during first five months of 2024-25 against the assigned target of Rs4,639 billion set for July-November of current fiscal year, reflecting a shortfall of Rs344 billion.

Sharing the updated figures, officials added that the FBR has collected Rs851 billion in November 2024 against Rs736 billion in November 2023, reflecting a massive increase of Rs115 billion.

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