- IMF global fiscal monitoring and structural economic reforms
- Government implements fiscal measures agreed with the International Monetary Fund.
The Senate urged the government to renegotiate IMF terms, citing conditionality requiring the phaseout of EPZs and SEZs, which the FBR is reviewing.
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The Senate urged the government to renegotiate IMF terms, citing conditionality requiring the phaseout of EPZs and SEZs, which the FBR is reviewing.
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Government implements fiscal measures agreed with the International Monetary Fund.Also in this story
- IMF program drives tax system changes in Pakistan, with Jihad Azour advocating for a fairer structure.
- IMF reached a staff-level agreement with Pakistan following consultations in Karachi and Islamabad.
- The IMF is scrutinizing Pakistan's budget and demanding amendments to State-Owned Enterprise laws for loan tranche approval.
- IMF proposes conditions for gas sector debt reduction with Pakistan.
Within IMF global fiscal monitoring and structural economic reforms
The entities involved
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Pakistan
sovereign state in South Asia
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International Monetary Fund
international financial institution
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Federal Board of Revenue
federal revenue department of Pakistan
- Qamar chaired a finance committee while the Federal Board of Revenue, led by Rashid Mahmood Langrial, operates the tax system in Pakistan.
- Shehbaz Sharif directed the FBR to accelerate tax reform, modernize administration via a faceless system, and target illegal cigarette factories in Swabi and Chakwal.