- IMF recommends Pakistan to implement 18% GST on food, medicine, petroleum products, and stationery
- IMF estimates rationalizing GST rates could generate 1.3% of GDP revenue
- Pakistan to seek loan package from IMF plus $1.5 billion in climate finance
- IMF calls for removal of distortionary tax policy changes and compliance-related taxes
Source: arynews.tv
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