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  1. Vor 6 Stunden · Aurangzeb, however, said, "It will not be our last fund programme if we don't bring our tax revenues up." Last month, the federal government passed the tax-laden Rs 18,877 billion budget for the ...

  2. Vor 18 Stunden · Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb warned that Pakistan will stay in the IMF cycle if taxes are not increased. In an interview with Financial Times, he said that the “upcoming IMF program will not be our last fund programme if we don’t bring our tax revenues up,”. Aurangzeb maintained that he is hoping Pakistan will reach a staff ...

  3. Vor 8 Stunden · Pakistan's Finance Minister Aurangzeb warns of continued IMF dependency if taxes are not increased. He hopes for a USD 6-8 billion IMF agreement. Aurangzeb highlights issues like corruption in tax collection and public protests against the new tax-heavy budget, calling for government reforms. Pakistan FM Mohd Aurangzeb with Pakistan Tax Bar ...

  4. Vor 8 Stunden · Islamabad [], July 8 (ANI): Pakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb warned that Pakistan will stay in the IMF cycle if taxes are not increased, ARY News reported on Monday.Aurangzeb said ...

  5. Vor 8 Stunden · Aurangzeb maintained that he is hoping Pakistan will reach a staff-level agreement with the IMF this month, estimating the agreement to be worth USD 6-8 billion, ARY News reported.

  6. Vor 6 Stunden · Aurangzeb, however, said, “It will not be our last fund programme if we don’t bring our tax revenues up.” Last month, the federal government passed the tax-laden Rs 18,877 billion budget for the fiscal year 2024-25, amidst protests from the Opposition which labelled it as an International Monetary Fund-driven document that was harmful to the public.

  7. Vor 18 Stunden · In an interview to the Financial Times, Aurangzeb said he was “relatively confident” of reaching a staff-level agreement with the IMF this month, as Islamabad is eyeing at bailout package ranging between $6 billion and $8 billion. “But it will not be our last fund programme if we don’t bring our tax revenues up,” the finance minister ...