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Pakistan’s Upcoming Budget to Focus on Salaried Class Relief and Economic Reforms

Mohsin Ali (Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Staff Reporter)
February 23, 2025
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Lahore: Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb declared that the upcoming budget will scale back taxes applied to salaried individuals as it advances substantial economic policy changes. During his appearance in Lahore, Muhammad Aurangzeb disclosed that the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has seen enhancements, and the government plans to restrain real estate market manipulation and boost the construction sector. Plenty of favorable economic statistics exist right now: Pakistan’s currency is steady while the stock market expands, and Pakistani nationals send home 35 million dollars annually. The minister praised Roshan Digital Accounts for their accomplishments while acknowledging the vital role of the private sector in advancing national growth. The budget serves three main purposes: delivering tax relief to taxpayers while enhancing tax infrastructure and contributing to the development of an enduring economy.

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Mohsin Ali (Staff Reporter)

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### Mohsin Ali — Web Desk Reporter Mohsin Ali is a Staff Reporter at The Pakistan Today, covering national news, current affairs, and digital news developments. He focuses on accurate, timely, and reader-friendly reporting while maintaining professional journalistic standards and editorial integrity.

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