FBR Announces Changes to Super Tax Rules for Exporters
Most outlets reported the Federal Board of Revenue’s changes to the super tax for exporters, with a focus on the exemption or reduction of the tax rate for those earning above Rs. 500 million. ProPakistani and ARY News (English) highlighted the full abolition of the super tax for qualifying exporters, while Daily Pakistan (English) emphasized the reduction of the tax rate to 8%. The framing varied slightly, with Daily Pakistan describing the move as a “big relief” and including the term “slashes,” whereas the others used more neutral language.
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Big relief for exporters as FBR slashes super tax rate to 8%
ISLAMABAD – The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has introduced significant amendments to income tax rules, providing relief to exporters. According to the FBR, under the new rules, exporters with income exceeding Rs500 million will be exempt from super tax if their export proceeds account for more than 80% of their total turnover. Meanwhile, the […]
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FBR grants major super tax relief to exporters, cuts top rate to 8%
FBR has announced major income tax changes, exempting qualifying export-oriented taxpayers from super tax while reducing the top rate on income above Rs500 million to 8%.
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FBR ends super tax for specific taxpayers under new rules
According to the notification, exporters will be eligible for complete exemption from super tax from Tax Year 2027, provided more...
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FBR Scraps Super Tax for Exporters Earning Above Rs. 500 Million
The Federal Board of Revenue has abolished super tax for exporters with income exceeding Rs. 500 million if more than… Read More
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