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Amer Sharif
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Love to dive deep into: Pakistan Economy | Taxation | Accountancy | Power sector |Discriminatory Taxation on the Salaried Class
Joined February 2019
@memonammar On the FBR website. But publishing this news—2-3 days after I shared that chart is just a coincidence :)
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@4ValueInvestor @memonammar Boss, your proposed metrics seems fine. But how we can make it for private sector employees?
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@etribune @siasatpk @ProPakistaniPK It’s been more than 24 hours—no correction, no apology? This is how our print media works!
This is how our cut,copy & paste print media operates.Both @etribune & @ProPakistaniPK quoted the wrong figure of a 300% increase in tax collection from the salaried class in the 1st 6 months of the current yr& cited 570B,as I mentioned in my tweet below.
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And due to all of your policies tax collection from salaried class has been increased by 650% within few years! Shameful
حکومتی پالیسیوں کی بدولت مہنگائی 9 سال کی کم ترین سطح پر آگئی: وزیر خزانہ #MuhammadAurangzeb #inflation #ShehbazSharif
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RT @memonammar: @SalariedClassPK forum was active in 1QFY25 This needs to be reactivated with participation from all I believe FB and Lin…
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Everyone has lobbies, representatives, and various bodies to demand a so-called level playing field. But what about the salaried class? Who will be their voice and address their issues of unfair taxation?
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RT @RShahzaddk: چھ ارب کی نئی گاڑیاں اور وزیروں اور اراکین اسمبلی کی تنخواہوں میں تین سو فیصد کے اضافے کا بل کسی نے تو بھرنا تھا تاجران ٹیک…
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Y existing withholding taxes are the issue? Even Y they are being discussed when all are 100% adjustable?
Lately, there has been a surge of excitement in the real estate market, particularly in upscale urban areas. The initial wave of optimism stems from discussions about a potential real estate package and the formation of a task force to address the sector’s challenges. For the past two years, the real estate market has been nearly stagnant, dragging down the construction industry along with it. Opinions on reviving the sector through fiscal and monetary incentives are deeply divided. One camp is highly cautious, fearing that a resurgence in real estate could push the country toward a full-blown macroeconomic crisis while reopening channels for black money to flow into the system. They argue that past housing scheme scams could resurface, allowing big tycoons to reap the benefits while leaving ordinary investors stranded. On the other hand, proponents of real estate revival view it as a key driver of economic growth. They emphasize its ability to generate employment, address critical housing shortages, and sustain 40-50 allied industries. This group advocates for broad incentives to stimulate the sector. The reality, however, lies somewhere in between.
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RT @TMChowk: The country is ruled by realtors & builders and some of them wear uniform so a stimulus for the industry is definitely coming.…
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@Rashidlangrial This is the state of UR team's performance, yet they demand Honda cars—apparently as a reward 4 this poor performance! Ridiculous tax collection from Tajir Dost—a mere million against a target of 23.4B.But from salaried class,U happily collected an additional 55%.
FBR has failed to collect even Rs2 million under the Tajir Dost Scheme, far short of the Rs23.4 billion target. Moreover, against a six-month revenue target of over Rs6 trillion, the FBR pooled Rs5.624 trillion, falling short of the goal by Rs384 billion.
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@rogueonomist No doubt, announcing a package for the real estate and expecting an economic turnaround from it is the worst idea!
Irony of this country is that everyone is worried abt real estate,but no one cares abt the salaried class—real backbone of the economy &actual investors in real estate.Their purchasing power(PP) has been crushed by taxes & inflation,yet no one is interested in improving that(PP).
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RT @rogueonomist: Pinning growth on real estate is the worst idea in the history of bad ideas. There is a grand total of zero export orien…
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Suppose the government announces a package for the real estate sector—who will invest or build houses? I challenge that with such high inflation and taxes,even someone earning 500K per month can't afford it.The only beneficiaries will be big players & those with black money.
Irony of this country is that everyone is worried abt real estate,but no one cares abt the salaried class—real backbone of the economy &actual investors in real estate.Their purchasing power(PP) has been crushed by taxes & inflation,yet no one is interested in improving that(PP).
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