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Pakistan’s first in-depth newspaper that presents balanced news reports, analysis and reviews regarding Customs, Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and Sales/Income Tax Departments beside covering import and export sectors comprehensively. Up-to-the-minute news bulletins regarding Customs and FBR departments are also displayed regularly on both website and face book for the interest of common people
Tax experts push for user-friendly payment platform
NAIROBI: Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has been urged to install more user friendly features on its iTax platform so as...
Kenya: CMA wants issuers of Real Estate Investment Trusts cushioned from tax
NAIROBI: The Capital Markets Authority is hopeful its proposal to have issuers of Real Estate Investment Trusts and Asset Backed...
Fighting graft is every Kenyan’s business
NAIROBI: The war against corruption cannot be the Government's alone. It cannot be partisan. It is a war that must...
Big blow to Kenya farmers as MPs reject Sh1.5b State fertiliser
NAIROBI: About 25,000 farmers stand to lose out on cheaper fertiliser in the next financial year after the budget committee...
Zim-China trade shrinks 43pc
HARARE: Trade between Zimbabwe and China, one of the country’s largest trading partner shrunk 43 percent in the first quarter...
Demand for sugar declines in Zimbabwe
HARARE: Zimbabwe’s biggest sugar refiner Starafrica Corporation said Friday it is accumulating stock piles of white sugar due to subdued...
Kenya’s Co-operative Bank plans to make all branches profitable
HARARE: Co-operative Bank has put plans in place to sustain its growth momentum and profitability. Group Chief Executive Gideon Muriuki...
Wellness Centre in Kenya launches new anti-aging technology
NAIROBI: Revitalise Wellness Centre has launched Elemis Biotec, a new generation of facial treatment in the local market. The treatments...
Kenya: Stanchart slips in profit race among top tier banks
NAIROBI: Standard Chartered Bank slipped to fifth position in profitability in March from third position in December in a tight...
Wind power generation in Belgium reached a peak of 530.72 MW
BRUSSELS: Wind power generation in Belgium reached a peak of 530.72 MW at 1745 local time on May 23, surpassing...
Belgium and Russia sign new tax treaty
Belgium and the Russian Federation announced in March 2007 that they would negotiate a new double tax treaty (the “Treaty”)....
NZ motoring mogul at centre of $30m case
WELLINGTON: New Zealand motor industry identity Clyde Campbell is at the centre of a $30 million case alleging he used...
Australia slips behind NZ in competition ranking: CEDA
Canberra: Australia’s global competitiveness has slumped to the worst ranking in at least 18 years, slipping behind New Zealand, as...
Indonesia to issue new luxury tax rules in June
JAKARTA: The government will issue newly revised luxury tax (PPnBM) rules in early June in a bid to boost purchasing...
NBAD, ABC named lead arrangers for $400m loan to Kuwait Airways
KUWAIT: National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) and Arab Banking Corporation have been named as lead arrangers for a $400...
World Cup bid probe will not affect property market of Qatar
DOHA: Qatar’s property market is unlikely to be shaken by the sudden news of an investigation into the voting process...
Manufacturing activity hurts in Taiwan dut to slow exports: TIER
TAIPEI: The Taiwan Institute of Economic Research said here the other day that the local manufacturing sector has been hurt...
Vietnam’s tallest building to be sold to pay debts
HANOI: Seoul Court has issued a decision permitting the sale of the 72-storey tower of Keangnam Group in Hanoi to...
Vietnam’s coffee growers look to robusta beans as prices soar
HANOI: Coffee plantation owners in Vietnam, the world’s top producer of robusta beans used in blends and instant coffee, are...
Peruvian exotic fruit ‘cherimoya’ all set to captivate Japanese market
TOKYO: With the interest in Peruvian cherimoya continuously growing over the years, the fruit has gained particular popularity in Japan. It...
