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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
Poultry sector sheds thousands of jobs with chicken imports
JOHANNESBURG: Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies, who recently increased tariffs on imported chicken portions, says the state is aware...
Canadian ports anticipate higher cargo volume shipments in 2017
MONTREAL: Some of Canada’s largest ports are anticipating a stronger year for the transportation of cargo. The Port of Montreal...
Greek industrial output rises 2.3 percent y-o-y in November
ATHENS: Greek industrial output rose 2.3 percent in November compared to the same month last year after an upwardly revised...
Taiwan’s exports growth in Dec hit 4 year high
TAIPEI: Taiwan's export growth in December hit a four-year high boosted by demand for technology goods, but was not enough...
Afghanistan cracks down on tax evasion to boost revenue
KABUL: Afghanistan is cracking down on tax evasion to repair its finances as the country’s economy struggles with renewed violence...
IMF approves Qatar’s cost cutting measures
DOHA: Qatar is “moving in the right direction” amid lower energy prices and is well-positioned to grow in 2017, the...
Growth of Kuwait Airways increases in 2016
KUWAIT CITY: As Kuwait Airways, the official national carrier of the State of Kuwait, enters its 64th year of operations...
Spain’s energy companies to pay town councils
MADRID: The Supreme Court has ruled that town councils should charge the electricity and gas companies for using the public...
Greece to meet eurozone finance ministers
ATHENS: With a meeting of eurozone finance ministry officials scheduled for Thursday, Greek and European officials aim to unfreeze stalled...
Marine Harvest to resume Norway, China exports in Q1: CEO
OSLO: Marine Harvest Asa Chief Executive Alf Helge Aarskog told Reuters on the sidelines of a business conference on Monday:...
Finance minister aims to improve tax compliance
JAKARTA: Awan Nurmawan Nuh, the Finance Ministry’s staff for tax regulation and law enforcement, said that only 600,000 taxpayers had...
Danish delegation eyeing closer ties with India
COPENHAGEN: The energy and climate minister, Lars Christian Lilleholt, will lead a Danish delegation looking to make inroads in India...
German, Italian police arrest syndicate members for migrant smuggling
BERLIN: Individuals suspected of being affiliated with a criminal network involved in the smuggling and trafficking of Syrian migrants have...
Belgian Plopsaland plans to build 150 cottages
BRUSSELS: Plopsaland, the popular Belgian attraction has revealed plans to build 150 cottages. Owned by TV production company Studio 100,...
Economic zone investments decrease 26% to P218b in 2016
MANILA: Investment pledges approved by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority dropped 26 percent last year to P218.2 billion from P295...
Banks yet to reach many parts of mid-western Nepal
KATHMANDU: Many people residing in remote parts of mid-western Nepal still do not have access to banking services, despite a...
Sri Lanka, Bangladesh FTA on the cards
DHAKA: Sri Lanka and Bangladesh are considering to inking a free trade agreement between the two countries. Attention was drawn...
Finland trade deficit narrows in Nov
HELSINKI: Finland's foreign trade deficit decreased in November from a year ago, as exports grew faster than imports, preliminary figures...
Iraq widens poultry import ban to Serbia, Finland and Britain
BAGHDAD: Iraq widened a ban on live and frozen poultry imports to include Serbia, Finland and Britain on Monday due...
Fuel prices hit 17-month high
LISBON: The cost of refuelling in Portugal has hit a 17-month high following a fifth consecutive weekly increase. The price...
