PM congratulates FBR over Rs 1840 billion tax collection

Islamabad(National Times): Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday congratulated Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) for achieving tax collection of 1840 billion rupees during the first four months of current fiscal year.
In a tweet on Saturday evening, Prime Minister Imran Khan said this was thirty seven percent higher than the corresponding period last year. He pointed out that tax collection in October surpassed its monthly target because of a robust economic performance.
“I want to congratulate FBR for achieving tax collection of Rs 1,840bn for July/Oct, which is 37% higher than last year. Tax in October has surpassed its monthly target set. It is all due to a robust economic performance.” Premier wrote on Twitter.
The Prime Minister said contrary to propaganda, Income tax also grew by thirty two percent. “Contrary to propaganda, Income Tax also grew by 32% YoY” he added.



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