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Sugar mill owners evaded taxes worth billions
Created two accounts – external to dupe tax authorities and internal to record actual sale
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FBR begins crackdown on defaulting doctors
Hospital that fail to share details will be penalised under Pakistan Penal Code and Income Tax Ordinance
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'Over 50 taxes can be abolished without harming exchequer'
Punjab minister insists move will not harm public exchequer
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Report clears 159 vehicles of tax evasion at Torkham
Probe came after DG intelligence pointed to goods smuggling into country
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Unnecessary duty, tax exemptions to end in next budget
Govt has also decided to add few sectors to tax net, which currently enjoy zero tax rates
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‘Elites have captured the state and market’
Ishrat Hussein says selection should be based on contribution rather than aristocracy
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Islamabad to establish data interfaces with Kabul, Dubai
Move aimed at combating under-invoicing, duty and tax evasion
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President Alvi backs action against corrupt taxmen
FTO had sought action against FBR officers involved in vehicle smuggling, sale
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Referral of tax evasion cases to NAB opposed
Senate panel objects to declaring trade-based illegal transfer of funds overseas as money laundering
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Corporate tax evasion in Pakistan
Tax evasion in corporate sector of Pakistan can be reduced by decreasing corporate tax rates
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