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PM announces Voluntary Tax Filing Scheme for traders

byCT Report
01/01/2016
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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Friday announced a Voluntary Tax Filing Scheme for the traders and said it would help increase revenues and take the country forward on path of progress and development.

Addressing a large gathering here at the Prime Minister’s Office to launch the Voluntary Tax Filing Scheme by Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), he said that the scheme would prove as a new positive era of close collaboration between FBR and trading community.

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The prime minister lauded the resolution of a long-standing dispute between the government and the different trade bodies over the issue of taxation and said all the stakeholders who played a part in the matter, deserved appreciation.

He said the congenial atmosphere developed would help take the country forward on the path of progress and prosperity. He said the good government-trader ties would help end poverty, counter terrorism, create employment and bring peace across the country, particularly in the country’s nerve centre of Karachi.

Sharif said his government took head-on the major challenges when it took over in 2013 and added that various sectors resultantly witnessed a sea change. He said there was a need to make progress in all areas may it be the shortage of electricity and natural gas, road infrastructure, poor economy, terrorism, or relations with India and Afghanistan.

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