World Bank proposes USD200m to boost KP tax bases
Most outlets led with the World Bank’s USD200 million financing proposal to support Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s tax base expansion. Profit added specific targets, noting the aim to nearly double tax revenue by 2031 and include broader goals like health and education improvements, while Business Recorder focused on the general objective of improving public service delivery and increasing own-source tax revenue.
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World Bank proposes $200 million financing to help KP nearly double tax revenue by 2031
Programme aims to raise KP's own-source tax revenue from Rs64 billion to Rs122 billion in real terms by June 2031; $650 million initiative also targets improvements in health, education and public spending
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World Bank proposes USD200m to boost KP tax bases
ISLAMABAD: The World Bank has proposed USD 200 million in financing to help Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) broaden its tax base and improve public service delivery, targeting an increase in the province’s own-source tax revenue from Rs64 billion to Rs122 billion in real terms by June 2031. According to the bank’s document, the proposed Pakistan Public Resources for Inclusive Development Multiphase Pro...
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