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ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue has collected Rs2080 billion in revenue in a major achievement over the past six months.
In a tweet Chairman Federal Board of Revenue Syed Shabbar Zaidi said, “FBR has collected Rs 2080 billion by this time for the half-year ended December 31, 2019. This is 16 percent higher over the last year for the same period.
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Earlier on December 18, the FBR chairman had said that tax collection body is committed to curb the under-invoicing of imports “to save the local industry”
In a post on Twitter, Shabbar Zaidi said, “FBR is seriously working to curb under-invoicing of imports. The valuation system and processes are being improved.”
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He further said, “Nevertheless, FBR seeks the support of business community including Chambers of Commerce on this matter. This issue is highly important to save the local industry.”
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