National Assembly Committee Objects to Double Duty on EV Chargers
Most outlets led with the National Assembly Standing Committee on Industries and Production expressing concern or taking notice of the double duty being levied on electric vehicle chargers. Minute Mirror emphasized the committee's "strong objection," while Business Recorder and The Nation framed the response as the committee "taking notice" and expressing "grave concern." All excerpts highlight the committee’s stance but vary slightly in the strength of the language used to describe it.
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NA panel takes notice of double duty on EV chargers
ISLAMABAD - The National Assembly Standing Committee on Industries and Production on Thursday took serious notice of the double duty being levied on electric vehicle (EV) chargers, expressing grave concern over its impact on the nation’s green energy goals.
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NA body takes notice of taxing local EV infrastructure
ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly Standing Committee on Industries and Production took notice of the double duty being levied on electric vehicle (EV) chargers and said that the step would have serious negative implications for the nation’s green energy goals. The Standing Committee, which met here on Thursday with MNA Syed Hafeezuddin in the chair, observed that taxing local EV infrastructure d...
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Double duty on EV chargers sparks National Assembly anger
National Assembly Standing Committee on Industries and Production strongly objected to double duty being charged on electric vehicle chargers,
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