Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has said that negotiations between Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are moving forward positively.
Speaking to the media, the minister confirmed that no additional tax measures are currently under consideration.
Aurangzeb emphasized the government’s commitment to raising the country’s tax-to-GDP ratio to 11 percent, a key target for improving fiscal stability. He noted that talks with the IMF are ongoing and, so far, all discussions have been positive.
The finance minister also highlighted that several tax-related cases are still pending in the courts. He expressed hope that progress in these cases could help boost tax collection in the coming months.
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Meaning more taxes planned . We just won’t tell you about it
Let’s not forget last time the 4 eyed minister “vowed” to combat rising prices.
It only made prices increase faster.
Next day flour prices increased
Meat prices increased
Now oil prices also increased
Car prices have increased forcing high premium lending
Not to mention FBR still missed their target