FBR Chief Promotes Fixed Tax Scheme for Small Traders
Most outlets highlighted the FBR Chief Commissioner, Fiza Batool, encouraging small traders to take advantage of the fixed tax scheme. The coverage was largely uniform, with both excerpts emphasizing the scheme’s purpose to facilitate small businesses. There was no significant difference in framing or emphasis between the excerpts.
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Shopkeepers asked to opt for fixed tax scheme
LAHORE: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has urged small shopkeepers and retailers to benefit from the recently introduced fixed tax scheme, saying that it has been designed to facilitate small businesses through simplified compliance, a one-page return and a tax rate of one per cent of turnover, subject to a minimum tax of Rs25,000. “The scheme is aimed at bringing more small businesses into...
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CCIR explains fixed tax scheme at LCCI
LAHORE: Chief Commissioner Inland Revenue, Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), Fiza Batool has urged small shopkeepers and retailers to benefit from the fixed tax scheme which has been designed to facilitate small businesses through simplified compliance, a one-page return and a tax rate of 1 percent of turnover, subject to a minimum tax of Rs 25,000. Speaking at the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and ...
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LCCI President welcomes FBR’s Fixed Tax Scheme for small traders
Chief Commissioner Inland Revenue, FBR, Fiza Batool has urged small shopkeepers and retailers to benefit from fixed tax scheme introduced
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