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FBR gets friendly and traders need not worry: Pervez Rashid 

byCT Report
21/01/2016
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LAHORE: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Pervaiz Rashid has said that the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has become friendly board of revenue and there was no need for the traders to worry. He added that broadening of tax base and promotion of tax culture is in the interest of the country.

He was addressing a reception organized by All Pakistan Anjuman Tajran here on “Traders Volunteers Tax Scheme” the other day. He said that the promotion of tax culture would not only benefit the present generation but the next generations too.

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Pervaiz Rashid said that in the international community, those nations were considered good and patriotic which paid taxes. In those countries where the people did not pay taxes the governments were forced to tax every item of daily use like petroleum products, electricity, water etc which affected the poor section of the society, he added.

He appreciated the leaders of traders community for reaching an agreement with the government on a tax system which would not only fetch tax money to the national exchequer, but also provide facilities to the traders. “We have to follow the world financial practices and if we fail to do so we will only lag behind,” he added.

He said that filer traders could get loan for their businesses while the non-filers are refused such loans as their documents do not show proof of their business.

Prime Minister’s Special Assistant on Revenue Haroon Akhtar Khan, MNA Abdul Manan, FBR Chairman Nisar Muhammad Khan and trading community leaders including Ajmal Baloch, Naeem Mir and Khawaja Shafiq also spoke on the occasion.

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