FBR imposes Rs80 per litre duty on three petroleum products
Most outlets reported the imposition of a Rs80-per-litre Federal Excise Duty on three petroleum products by the FBR. Business Recorder presented the development as a factual update, while Daily Pakistan framed it as a "tax shock" and highlighted the stated rationale of addressing fuel adulteration and closing a loophole.
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FBR imposes Rs80 per litre FED on three petroleum products
Duty on top naphtha, white spirit/MTT and solvent oil takes effect from July 1; conditional relief provided for industrial users
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Rs80 Per Litre New Duty imposed on Three Petroleum Products, Here’s Why
ISLAMABAD – A fresh tax shock hits Pakistan’s petroleum market, as FBR puts Rs80-per-litre Federal Excise Duty on three petroleum products amid tightening screws on fuel adulteration and target a loophole that allowed cheaper products to be blended with PDL-bearing fuels. The new duty covers petroleum top naphtha, white spirit/mineral turpentine oil (MTT) and solvent […]
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FBR slaps Rs80/litre FED on 3 POL products
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has imposed Federal Excise Duty @ Rs 80 per litre on three petroleum products including petroleum top naphtha, white spirit/ mineral turpentine oil (MTT) and solvent oil from July 1, 2026. In this regard, the FBR has issued sales tax budget instructions (2026-27) to the field formations on “Curbing adulteration in petroleum products through FED inte...
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