Mubarak Zeb Khan is a journalist based in Karachi, Pakistan. He is a regular contributor to the Dawn Group of Newspapers and his work has also been featured in Asia International News. Mubarak focuses on reporting local news and issues, particularly in the areas of economics, energy, and government policies.
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Despite contributing 20pc to the gross domestic product, the tax contribution of the retail and wholesale sector stands at a mere 4pc.
Experts attributed the jump mainly to increase in imports from China and India.
The minister said this in a meeting with the Sectoral Council for Engineering on Friday.
By: Mubarak Zeb Khan
The minister informed the council that branding and publicity, both locally and internationally, are crucial for enhancing trade.
The trade gap narrowed significantly in FY24. Still, according to data compiled by the State Bank of Pakistan, the rising trade deficit with the region will concern policymakers.
In FY24, the exports to the region grew 35.23pc to $3.155bn compared to $2.33bn in the corresponding period last year.
The FBR has also issued the Computerised Payment Receipt (CPR-FE) for payment of Federal Excise Duty (FED) through a notification SRO1376 of 2024 issued on Thursday.
It fell by 0.15pc week-on-week. The deceleration is mainly caused by a drop in essential food products like wheat and last year's high base effect.
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