FBR’s track and trace system to add hundreds of billions in revenue: PM Imran

New IT-enabled system to go online in July, says premier


Our Correspondent February 20, 2021
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ISLAMABAD:

Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday appreciated the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) for achieving its seven-month targets and said a new IT-enabled system would add "hundreds of billions of additional revenue". 

The premier added that the revenue board had achieved its targets by undertaking a "bold tax audit and enforcement" couple with strong counter-smuggling measures. 

For the IT-enabled Track and Trace system, Imran said the system would become operational by July of this year and it would also help to curb counterfeiting and "establish the rule of law".

Earlier, the premier lauded overseas Pakistanis for a record increase in remittances in 2021 as compared to last year.

He had further said that the industrial sector is witnessing significant growth.

COMMENTS (1)

Saifur Rahman | 3 years ago | Reply

This is typical of prime minister Imran Khan. We will do this and do that counting the chickens before they are hatched. Once he said that We will strike the biggest oil field in Asia at Arabian Sea and within a few days the exploration was called off as it turned out dry and Pakistan became a laughingstock of the world. Please talk less.

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