IMF
ISLAMABAD, Aug 06: Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb announced that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Executive Board is expected to approve the staff-level agreement with Pakistan by the end of this month. Speaking at an event in Islamabad, Aurangzeb highlighted that Pakistan is one of the countries severely affected by
Finance Ministry
Islamabad, Aug 03: The Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Energy have presented various suggestions to offer significant relief in electricity bills, sources report. Key proposals include a massive lump sum payment of up to 4 trillion rupees to cover capacity payment obligations. This move aims to consolidate payments to
Finance Minister
ISLAMABAD, June 30: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, addressing the media in Islamabad, underscored the government's commitment to tackling tax evasion among non-filers through decisive actions. He highlighted significant economic improvements attributed to government initiatives and expressed determination to clear fiscal backlogs as the new financial year approaches. Aurangzeb
pay tax
ISLAMABAD, April 24: Finance Minister Mohammad Aurngzeb has said that the country's economy is on the right track, but people will have to pay taxes. He said that "there is no living without paying taxes now." Finance Minister was responding to speeches on interest-based banking during
finance
Pakistan's Finance Minister, Muhammad Aurangzeb, painted a picture of a stabilizing economy during his visit to Washington. He addressed the Atlantic Council, highlighting positive trends in GDP growth, particularly within the agriculture sector (5%) and the services sector. Aurangzeb claimed significant progress has been made this year. Pakistan
Muhammad Aurangzeb
ISLAMABAD, Mar 13: Federal Finance Minister, Muhammad Aurangzeb, reiterated the government's commitment to enhancing transparency within the tax system, aiming to increase the tax revenue's share in the national income to 10%. Addressing the media in Islamabad on Wednesday, Minister Aurangzeb emphasized the priority placed on
UAE
Islamabad, Pakistan has officially requested the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to extend the deadline for a $2 billion loan, according to sources within the Ministry of Finance. The caretaker government has reached out to the President of the UAE, seeking approval for the roll-over of the $2 billion debt. Sources