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Economic survey: 13-year war on terror cost $102.5 billion
Losses sustained by the country due to the war on terrorism in the outgoing fiscal year stood at $6.7 billion losses
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Tax exemptions to the rich nearly double
Country sustains a loss of Rs477 billion in the outgoing fiscal year on account of tax exemptions to industrialists
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Economic Survey: Agriculture sector fails to to meet growth target
Wheat, maize, rice and sugarcane post positive growth, cotton production shrinks
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Each one of us owes Rs82,627
The primary source of increase in public debt during first nine months of current fiscal year was in domestic debt
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Economic Survey: KSE 100-Index up 45% in post-election rally
Companies listed on Pakistan’s largest bourse receive robust foreign interest and post healthy earnings growth.
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Economic Survey: Gas production witnesses negative growth
Total gas production stands at 1124.8 billion cubic feet during July-March 2013-14.
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Economic Survey: Dependence on oil, gas continues
Government completed Guddu, Uch-2, Nandipur power projects in outgoing year.
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Economic survey 2013-14: GDP growth target missed but trending upwards
Growth in GDP can be attributed to signficant growth trends in the Large Scale Manufacturing sector
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Economic survey 2013-14: Teledensity reaches all-time high of 78%
Major telecoms have been lobbying for a reduction in taxes.
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Economic Survey 2013-14: Real-time analysis
Real-time, in-depth analysis of the economic survey.
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Economic Survey: Industrial sector exceeds expectation, grows 5.84% in 2013-14
Large Scale Manufacturing, which is a sub-sector of the industrial sector grew by 5.31%.
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Economic Survey: Private sector credit increases substantially in 2013-14
Banks’ credit to the private sector in 2013-14 shot up to Rs296 billion as opposed to negative Rs19 billion in...
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Economic Survey 2013-14: 'GDP growth rate crossed 4% for first time in six years'
GDP growth rate reached up to 4.14% for the first time in last six years, says Dar.
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Fiscal priorities: Maximum funds for public welfare in budget says CM
Shahbaz Sharif forms high-level team to raise provincial resources.
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Clouded future: Tap and tax the informal economy
Instead government deciding to squeeze the already taxed.
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Budget 2014-15: Reforms take a back seat
Focus of government remains glued to traditional measures.
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Unreleased funds for various projects to be utilised next fiscal year
Special Initiatives Report reveals details of unutilised funds, allocations for next year.
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Experts decry government’s misplaced priorities in budget planning
Economists at Sindh Express forum propose changes to the budget plans for the next fiscal year.
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Development budget to be decreased by Rs20b
Provincial govt claims most of last year’s budget has been utilised, opposition disagrees.
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Govt set to increase tax on textile products
Proposal said to have been cleared by PM, faces stiff opposition from textiles ministry.
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Budget 2014-15: ‘Rs260b allocated for energy projects’
“The aim of Vision 2025 is to align ourselves with the future challenges and opportunities.” said Minister.
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Textile sector wary of tax increase
Industry insists it is burdened with already 2% sales tax.
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Taking initiative: Chief minister promises to deliver ‘welfare budget’
Says it will specifically focus on creating employment opportunities for youth.
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Govt may introduce 5% tax on bonus shares
Proposal could turn out to be country’s largest revenue generator.
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Punjab budget: FCCI works on proposals with tax concerns in focus
Government says suggestions will be considered before finalising budget.
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More utilisation: Higher development allocation augurs well for cement sector
Analysts believe PSDP projects will help Pakistani industry.
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No quick fix to economic ills: Iqbal
Coming year to remain challenging; tax collection and exports major reasons.
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PIA hopes to fly on bailout wings
National carrier expects settlement of long-term liabilities.
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Favouring a select few: Handful of districts take ADP’s Rs4.5 billion cake
Public health engineering department shares details of fund allocations.
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Feeling marginalised: Minority leaders say annual aid package amounts to ‘peanuts’
CM’s adviser claims allocation in the new budget will be doubled.
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K-P aims to allocate largest chunk to development budget: Siraj
Haq says social sector is being given priority in the budget for fiscal year 2014-15.
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NEC approves Rs1.3tr development budget
NEC approved federal PSDP at Rs525 billion while the four provinces’ development budget estimated at Rs650 billion.
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Taxing the higher class
PM signs off on Rs110b new tax measures.
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Budget proposals taken ‘very seriously’
Trade bodies, associations say their proposals were considered.
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CMOs propose tax cut, want centralised system of tax returns
Lobbyfor reduction in sales, WHT and abolishing SIM activation tax.
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FPCCI, corporate sector on the same page
Federation president says both share same concerns ahead of budget.
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PSDP: Allocation for health projects stagnates
Rhetoric of increasing education, health budget has not been backed up by numbers.
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Budget 2014-15 will set the direction of the economy: Dar
Finance minister hints at expanding tax base in the upcoming budget.
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APCC recommends 5.1% growth target
Clears economic framework, notes that outlook points to significant recovery.
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Rs1.175tr uplift budget to be cleared today
The proposed PSDP is 17% of next year’s tax target and 13.5% of next year proposed budget outlay of Rs3.864 trillion.
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Tax on bank transactions
Govt is trying to improve next year’s revenue collection numbers by destroying its long-term ability to collect...
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Most indicators reflect substandard show
GDP growth rate, revenue collection, current account deficit among disturbing stats.
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On track to address energy woes
Oil, gas, power production improves slowly but steadily.
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Taking measures and then backtracking
Lack of political will, pressure meant tax net was not widened.
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State of corporate governance leaves much to be desired
Without full-time chairmen, many state-owned enterprises operating with difficulty.
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Dar’s 2013 budget speech – the highs and the very low lows
Govt promised much, delivered a lot less in the past one year.
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With caution and decisiveness, privatisation plan revived
Govt moves slowly as it could sell shares of only one company out of eight.
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Budget deficit widens after Saudi Arabia grant excluded
Govt rushes to revise fiscal accounts, deficit will be 3.8% of GDP.
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Property investment may invite 2% WHT
Govt considering levy in a bid to plug leakages, widen tax base.
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Bank transactions: Higher tax on cash withdrawal likely
Tax rate may be increased from 0.3% to 0.5% of the amount withdrawn.