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Pakistan to continue revenue-sharing talks with provinces despite using provincial funds for defense

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By Waseem Abbasi 
| arab.news
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will continue its talks with provinces regarding a constitutional revenue-sharing arrangement, though it will be utilizing provincial funds to meet its national defense and strategic requirements over the next three years, officials said on Monday. The National Finance Commission (NFC) Award determines how tax revenues collected by the federal government are distributed among Pakistan’s four provinces.
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Pakistan to continue revenue-sharing talks with provinces despite using provincial funds for defense

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By Waseem Abbasi 
| Arab News Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will continue its talks with provinces regarding a constitutional revenue-sharing arrangement, though it will be utilizing provincial funds to meet its national defense and strategic requirements over the next three years, officials said on Monday. The National Finance Commission (NFC) Award determines how tax revenues collected by the federal government are distributed among Pakistan’s four provinces.
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Pakistan budget tax relief to boost IT exports by 20 percent in next fiscal year — stakeholders

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By Waseem Abbasi 
| arab.news
ISLAMABAD: Tax relief measures announced in Pakistan’s federal budget are expected to boost export earnings of the country’s information technology (IT) sector by around 20 percent, industry stakeholders said on Sunday. Pakistan’s IT and IT-enabled services sector has emerged as one of the country’s fastest-growing sources of foreign exchange, generating more than $3 billion annually and employing roughly a million freelancers in addition to formal software firms.
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