Duty drawback rates revised
Dawn • • 1 min read

Pakistan’s Federal Board of Revenue has changed the duty drawback rates applicable to exports in three product groups: textiles and related goods, leather and related goods, and engineering products and related goods. Dawn reported that the revised rates were issued through three separate notifications.
SRO 1908 of 2026 covers textile and allied exports, while SRO 1909 of 2026 sets the rates for leather and allied products. Engineering and allied exports are covered by SRO 1910 of 2026. The FBR said the revisions are intended to rationalise tariffs introduced in the last budget.
The notifications place exporters in these industries under updated drawback rates, although the source does not specify the new rates or quantify their effect. For PSX investors, the change is relevant to the textile and engineering sectors, whose export-related calculations now follow the revised notifications.
At a glance
- The FBR revised drawback rates for textile, leather and engineering exports.
- Three notifications, SRO 1908, 1909 and 1910 of 2026, set the updated rates.
- The FBR said the changes rationalise tariffs from the last budget.
Originally reported by Dawn
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