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Ashraf Malkham's coverage primarily focuses on finance, economy, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in Pakistan. His articles cover topics such as IMF agreements, loans from international financial institutions, taxation policies, and economic agreements with other countries. When reaching out to Ashraf Malkham or pitching ideas for his coverage areas it would be beneficial to provide insights related to these specific areas within the context of Pakistan's finance and economy.
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By: Ashraf Malkham
Contracts contribute Rs496 billion to revenue collection in FY2024.Taxes collected on bank profits, securities surge 52.8% to Rs489bn.Tax revenue from telephone bills grew by 14.3% to nearly Rs100bn.ISLAMABAD: The...
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Power restored at Dhabeji pumping station after breakdown.City continues receiving 550 MGD water through alternative lines.KE urged to upgrade water system, prevent future breakdowns.KARACHI: The port city's water supply is facing...
Mandviwalla questions FBR’s need for 1,010 vehicles.Vawda calls FBR vehicle purchase a “huge scandal”.Senator pushes for competitive processes in future acquisitions.
ISLAMABAD: The Senate Finance Committee, led by Senator Saleem Mandviwalla, has instructed the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) to immediately suspend
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Senator Mandviwalla cites exclusion in vehicle bidding process.Lawmaker asks AGPR to halt payments, cancel orders.Letter urges immediate suspension amid mismanagement fears.ISLAMABAD: Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Revenue...
ISLAMABAD: Saleem Mandviwalla, Chairman of the Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Revenue, has called on Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb
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FinMin calls vehicles procurement for FBR necessary.Assures companies supply vechiles were Pakistani. Field work must for FBR to improve tax collection.ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has assured that...
ISLAMABAD: Following apprehensions raised by the Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Revenue, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Friday
ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has assured that “transparency” would be ensured in the procurement of 1,010 vehicles for the Federal
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The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) on Saturday rejected a proposal by the Petroleum Division to increase gas tariffs for domestic consumers, citing the need to provide relief amid surging inflation.
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