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USAID seeks tax exemptions to run development project

byShahid Minhas
11/12/2015
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The United States Agency for International Development, which is working in Pakistan on various development projects, has demanded duty/taxes exemption on the import of equipments for its health related project.

According to the detail, Economic Division has sent a letter to Federal Board Revenue (FBR), saying that USAID is going to start a project of maternal and new born child health service for which equipments and other items are required.

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In the letter, the division said that Pakistan and USA has signed an agreement, under which USAID is exempted from duty/taxes for running its development projects in the country.

The division has requested FBR to issue exemption certificate to the said organisation.

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