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FBR, World Bank to set up new units

byShahid Minhas
01/08/2015
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and World Bank has agreed to setup new units at FBR Islamabad headquarters sources said.

According to sources, talks between Federal Board of Revenue and World Bank on the initial structure and establishment of two new units i.e Tax Policy Analysis Unit and Market Analysis Unit has been finalized and both are agree to setup new units at FBR headquarters.

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Sources further added that Review Mission of World Bank will visit Pakistan next month where the institutional structure will be outlined by mutual understanding between FBR and WB.

It is important to mention here, that FBR has decided earlier to setup two new departments i.e. Market Analysis Unit and Tax Policy Analysis Unit at the FBR headquarters for effective monitoring of markets and carry out analysis of tax policy issues.

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