Government Launches Mobile App for Small Traders' Tax Scheme
Most outlets reported the government's launch of a mobile app for small traders under the Fixed Tax Asaan Scheme, emphasizing its function for filing tax returns. ProPakistani led with the app’s availability to small shop owners and its tax filing and payment features. Dawn similarly highlighted the app’s role in the Fixed Tax Asaan Scheme but added context about the scheme’s prior unveiling. Both focused on the administrative purpose of the app without additional framing.
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Fixed Tax Asaan Scheme: App rolled out for tax returns of small traders
ISLAMABAD: The government on Wednesday launched a mobile application for its Fixed Tax Asaan Scheme, allowing small traders and shopkeepers to file their tax returns through the App. The App was launched during a media briefing, where media persons referred to the dismal state of the economy and questioned the economic team over recently announced awards by the government for Finance Minister M...
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Govt launches mobile app for small traders’ tax scheme
The government on Wednesday launched a mobile application for its Fixed Tax Asaan Scheme, allowing small traders and shopkeepers to file their tax returns through the app. The government had unveiled the scheme ahead of presenting the federal budget for traders with an annual turnover of up to Rs200 million. Addressing a press conference alongside Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and represe...
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Govt Launches FBR Mobile App for Small Shop Owners
The government has launched a mobile application for small shopkeepers, allowing them to file tax returns and make payments through… Read More The post Govt Launches FBR Mobile App for Small Shop Owners appeared first on ProPakistani.
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