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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
Canadian retail sales declined by 0.5% in Dec
OTTAWA: After four straight months of buying, Canadian shoppers seemed to keep their wallets at home in December as retail...
Thailand’s imports of ISUZU expected to remain flat this year
BANGKOK: Isuzu’s export from Thailand is expected to remain flat this year as demand from the crucial Middle East market...
Turkey aims for two-thirds of electricity production to come from local resources within 10 years
ANKARA: Turkish Energy Minister Berat Albayrak said that the country should increase the share of local resources used in electricity...
South African wine exports jumps ahead of export volume
CAPE TOWN: South African wine's export value growth jumped ahead of export volumes' last year as producers focused on premium...
US tax reforms unlikely in 2018
WASHINGTON: Commenting on the state of play in Washington, Pimco head of public policy Libby Cantrill said that while the...
UBM shares rise sharply as sales take off
LONDON: Shares in UBM climbed on the back of a jump in sales last year when the UK-based company completed...
Indian Customs seizes 100kg Red Organ Pipe Corals at Indira Gandhi Airport
NEW DEHLI: The Customs officials at the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) have seized over 100 kilogram Red Organ Pipe...
Germany’s economy boosts up in Q4 2016
FRANKFURT: Germany's economy picked up speed in the final quarter of 2016 and the country's budget surplus hit its highest...
Stronger rouble poses risk to Russian spring wheat sowing
MOSCOW: Russian farmers may find it less attractive to sow spring wheat this year as the profitability of this business...
Iran allowed to export surplus gas to Europe
TEHRAN: The Iranian Parliament has allowed the country's oil ministry to export surplus gas to Europe and neighboring countries in...
Oregon tax revenues up, but not enough to close budget gap
WASHINGTON: Oregon legislators received a relatively rosy economic forecast Wednesday morning, with revenue projections up for the current state budget...
Missouri unemployed face losing benefits under GOP bill
JEFFERSON CITY: Missouri's unemployed would again face losing several weeks of jobless benefits under a bill advancing in the state...
CoreLogic Q4, full-year revenues surge at double-digit rates
WASHINGTON: CoreLogic wrapped up 2016 with double-digit revenue growth for the fourth quarter and full year thanks to success in...
January import bill drops 21%
HARARE: The country’s import bill dropped to $384,6 million last month from the December 2016 figure of $489,4 million, data...
Irish technology firm announces record revenues of €36m
DUBLIN: One of Ireland’s largest indigenous technology firms, I.T. Alliance Group has announced record revenues of €36m in 2016. The...
UAE energy contracting market set to for 17% growth
DUBAI: The market for energy performance contracting in the UAE is poised for grow 17 per cent in the next...
Unemployment rate reduces slightly
HELSINKI: The number of unemployed persons in the country was 242,000 in January this year, which was slightly lower than...
Most of food items exempted from sales tax increase
AMMON: The government said it exempted more than 70 per cent of food commodities from a sales tax increase. It...
Italian banks struggle to break free from soured debt cycle
MILAN: Italian banks are stuck in what stressed-debt experts call purgatory, still forced to pay a heavy price for their...
Sri Lanka’s NDB Dec profit down on higher impairment charges, taxes
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka’s National Development Bank (NDB) said December 2016 quarter group net profit fell 42% to Rs726 million from...
