Super tax to be abolished: FBR chief
The Express Tribune • • 1 min read

FBR Chairman Rashid Mahmood Langrial says the government plans to eliminate the super tax, after first lowering its rate by two percentage points. He told a meeting at the Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI) that work on a gradual phaseout is under way, according to The Express Tribune.
The FBR will set up a KATI office for industrialists’ tax concerns and widen its help desk from Karachi to Sukkur. It also plans stakeholder consultations on raw-material imports, discussions on border-trade problems facing the leather industry, and cooperation with pharmaceutical businesses on a track-and-trace model based on DRAP. Langrial urged traders and industrialists to help identify tax evasion as the FBR seeks to improve the tax system.
At a glance
- The government intends to phase out the super tax after an initial rate cut of two percentage points.
- The FBR plans a KATI office and a wider help desk reaching Sukkur.
- The FBR will work with pharmaceutical businesses on a track-and-trace model.
Originally reported by The Express Tribune
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