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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has been suggested by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to stabilize the Federal Revenue Agency (FBR) to collect taxes from across the country.
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The IMF also recommended that the center could return the taxes to the provinces and districts after collecting it in one place.
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The IMF believes that the collection of taxes would be more effective if the FBR maintains that it should collect taxes at the provincial and district levels so that the taxpayers will not have to travel to any tax offices.
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