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Widen tax base to prosper Pakistan: DC Sargodha Sheharyar

byM Hayat
02/12/2014
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Sargodha Inland Revenue Deputy Commissioner Sheharyar Akram Awan said Pakistan’s prosperity depended on widening of the tax base.

In a statement, he said that on the directions of the federal government the date for submitting tax statements has been extended until December 5. Awan added that eight sub-offices have also been set up to facilitate taxpayers.

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He said that one-window facility was being provided at the sub-offices where common people, traders and industrialists could avail this facility.

The deputy commissioner said that people with up to Rs 0.5 million annual income could send their tax statements online, adding that there was no tax on annual income up to Rs 0.4 million.

 

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