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ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has provisionally collected Rs 850 billion during February 2025 against the target of Rs 983 billion, reflecting a shortfall of Rs 133 billion.

Rs84bn shortfall in Jan collection

The provisional data for 2024-25 revealed that the FBR has collected Rs 7,346 billion during the first eight months (July-February) 2024-25 against the assigned target of Rs 7,947 billion, reflecting a shortfall of Rs 601 billion.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2025

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Nazir Ahmad Mar 01, 2025 12:16pm
Assalamualaikum sir m ek mazdur hu mujhe rashan ke le apply kerna h
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Aamir Mar 01, 2025 01:10pm
The more you tax the deeper the recession. All real estate investment has moved to Dubai.
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