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Zero tax exemption policy suggested

byCustoms Today Report
16/05/2014
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LAHORE: Wholesale Chemist Council Punjab President Akhtar Butt has suggested introduction of zero tax exemption policy in the budget 2014-15.

He said that government should expand the tax base and increase revenue through recovery of direct taxes. He said that government should eliminate indirect taxes pleading that it will address the problem of price hike.

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Asim said salaried individuals, industrialists and traders share major portion of the national tax base. He underlined the need for introducing new taxpayers like doctors, teachers/professors, lawyers and other professionals who earn heavy amounts through private practice at clinics/hospitals and tuition centres etc.

Tax practitioner Syed Khalid Javed has advocated a simplified tax recovery system with lower tax ratio but added that at least 100,000 to 200,000 new taxpayers should be added to the national tax base to extract maximum benefits out of the suggested measures.

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