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Importers, exporters feel difficulty in new tax forms

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
07/11/2014
in Karachi, Latest News
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Karachi:  Like extension in date of submitting tax returns, the Federal Board of Revenue should also change the tax returns forms for the convenience of the public” said importers and exporters.

They told customs today that “they feel difficulties in filling forms due to tough methods.” They said that the same case is with the income tax lawyers and the commissioner. “In this situation, many tax payers will not be able to submit forms, thus the tax forms must be easy, so that everyone can submit it in time,” they said.

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