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FBR chairman ensures IWCCI for facilitating women entrepreneurs in tax compliance

byCT Report
21/09/2022
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News, Slider News
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ISLAMABAD: Chairman Federal board of Revenue (FBR)/Secretary Revenue Division, Asim Ahmad ensured Islamabad Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IWCCI) to full facilitation for women entrepreneurs in tax compliance.

The Chairman held a meeting with the office bearers of IWCCI to resolve tax-related issues and concerns of women entrepreneurs, said a press release issued here.

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The office bearers, Ms Naima Ansari, President, Ms Samina Fazil, Founder President and Ms Zaheema Eckbaull Khattak, Chief Executive Officer, informed the chairman FBR that women entrepreneurs were facing hardships in tax compliance such as timely return filing and high cost of filing charged by tax practitioners, which was also discouraging new women entrepreneurs to register their businesses with the FBR.

They suggested that fixed tax regime for small women entrepreneurs may be introduced.

They also requested that awareness sessions on filing tax returns and tax compliance procedures may be arranged in Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry of major cities to encourage women entrepreneurs to make tax compliance with ease.

The chairman FBR appreciated the suggestions put forth by the office bearers of IWCCI representing more than 1,000 women entrepreneurs and assured them that their valued input would be duly considered for launching initiatives to facilitate women entrepreneurs especially belonging to remote and marginalized areas.

The chairman FBR issued directions to establish special desk at Gwadar for addressing grievances and concerns of women entrepreneurs and to facilitate them in filing tax returns.

Furthermore, he also issued directions to field formations to hold awareness sessions in WCCI of major cities for facilitation of women entrepreneurs concerning tax compliance.

Member Policy along with Chief Income Tax Policy and Chief Sales Tax Policy were also present in the meeting.

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