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Govt Drops a Tax Bomb on Imported Items

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Government has increased the regulatory duty on imported items. During the  Mini Budget presented by Finance Minister, regulatory duty has been increased on several items.

Most affected by the tax hike are food and electronics categories.

 

Govt Drops a Tax Bomb on Imported Items
Govt Drops a Tax Bomb on Imported Items

New Regulatory Duty on Imported Items

Milk and Cream 25%
Yogurt 20%
bicycle 10%
Cheese 50%
Honey 30%
Sim Cards 5%
Fruits & Vegetables 10%
Coconuts & Dry Fruits 25%
Cake Flour 25%
Soji 25%
Noodles 25%
Cherry & Peach 45%
Chocolate & Pastry 20%
Biscuit & Cake 20%
Perfumes / Makeup / Shaving Item 50%
Pineapples 40%
Juices 60%
Ice Cream 20%
Mineral Water 30%
Cigarette 30%
Leather Products 30%
Ceramics 40%
Shoes 40%
Electric Appliance 30%
CKD Kits 40%
LCD & LED 40%
Finance Minister Asad Umar
Finance Minister Asad Umar

It must be noted that the taxes are applied on imports and the food items produced with-in the country will not be affected.

The federal government has also proposed to charged Rs. 400/kg for Paan Leaves.

Finance Minister said that the increased tax doesn’t affect poor or median household. He said that only rich could afford buying imported food items.

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