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FBR misses tax collection target for November 2025

byCT Report
29/11/2025
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ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) fell short of its tax collection target for November, 2025 recording a significant gap between projected and actual revenues.

Reports said the authority managed to collect Rs878 billion against the monthly target of Rs1,034 billion, resulting in a Rs156 billion shortfall.

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Officials anticipate that the deficit may shrink by around Rs5 billion with final-day adjustments.

For December, the FBR has set a collection target of Rs1,406 billion.

During the first five months of the ongoing fiscal year, tax collection reached Rs4,715 billion against the target of Rs5,083 billion, leaving a cumulative shortfall of Rs413 billion.

To minimize the deficit and push revenue closer to the target, FBR offices are scheduled to remain open on November 29 (Saturday).

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