Only through coordinated efforts can Pakistan move towards stability, unlocking its full economic potential
The top priority must be assigned to fundamental structural reforms to dismantle elitist and rent-seeking economic system
The prevalent tax is unduly harsh on the poor and middle-class people
Policy reforms can only be launched by a democratically-elected government with a fresh mandate from the people
The state has a duty to provide an environment conducive to unhindered business
Our progress hinges on adhering to the constitution. Any deviation from it will impact the country’s future trajectory
Fiscal decentralisation and municipal self-governance can end dependence on the federal government
Regressive measures will adversely impact businesses across all sectors and discourage capital formation and investment in businesses
There is nothing in the Finance Bill to revamp the tax system
The four-time finance minister has opted for a regressive taxation approach
