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Lahore High Court asks federal govt to explain 5pc increase in sales tax on petroleum products

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
06/01/2015
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The Lahore High Court has asked for explanation from federal government and FBR until January 7 on 5 percent increase in sales tax on petroleum products that later on reached 22 percent. The petition was filed by a lawyer named as Ishtiaq Chaudhary. The petitioner has taken a stance that government did not decrease prices even after decrease in prices in the world market. It was appealed to the court to declare the step illegal taken by the government.

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