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Business & Finance

Policies leading to economic revival says PM, as FBR post impressive growth

  • The prime minister said that the rise in FBR revenue indicates that the government policies have led to broad-based economic revival.
Published May 1, 2021

Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday commended the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) for achieving an impressive 57 percent growth in revenue for the month of April.

“I commend FBR efforts on achieving growth of 57pc in April 2021 with collections recorded at Rs.384bn compared to Rs.240bn in April 2020. During Jul-Apr collections reached Rs.3780 bn – 14pc higher than the same period last year,” said PM Khan in a tweet post.

The prime minister said that the rise in FBR revenue indicates that the government policies have led to broad-based economic revival.

As per details, FBR now has to collect Rs911 billion in the remaining two months of the fiscal year 2020-21 after it revised its revenue target to Rs 4,693 billion for the fiscal year.

The government has earlier set a revenue target of Rs4,963 billion for the current fiscal year, however, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has allowed the government to revise it down to Rs4,693 billion during its review held in March.

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N K Ali May 01, 2021 12:22pm
Very good show FBR. The 57 percent and 14 percent increases shows income earned and ready to be taxed. Come to think of it, some years back the PMLN-PPP duopoly of corruption were setting FBR tax Collection Targets as dictated by the IMF. How many times the targets were revised downwards while the duopolies were looting the exchequer. Salams
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