- IMF recommends standardizing GST rate at 18% for a wide array of goods in Pakistan
- Proposal includes abolishing zero ratings under Fifth Schedule, except for exports, and limiting exemptions under Sixth Schedule
- Aim is to boost revenue generation by about Rs1,300 billion, equivalent to 1.3% of GDP
- Strategy also involves eliminating minimum taxes, surtaxes, and removing 9th and 10th Schedules
- Focus on streamlining tax framework and broadening tax base to enhance economic stability and growth in Pakistan
Source: profit.pakistantoday.com.pk
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