Taxation in Pakistan is widely seen as anti-people, anti-business and anti-growth
The budget is no more than a customary allocation of funds to various sectors
The budget claims to be business- and individual-friendly, but the reality is quite the contrary
Reducing the fiscal deficit is not just a matter of economic policy; it is a necessity to ensure long-term financial stability
FBR’s transition into a semi-autonomous body is essential to its ability to strategise, plan and execute revenue mobilisation
Collaboration between governments, central bank and regulatory authorities is essential for implementing policies to address inflationary challenges
Reducing public debt through prudent fiscal management is essential to enhance economic stability and attract investment
By prioritising sound monetary policies and cultivating an enabling business environment, Pakistan can unleash its full economic potential
Pakistan needs to transform its taxation. The focus should be on documenting the economy
As inevitable engagement with the IMF looms, the new government must devise a strategy to implement agreed-upon reforms
