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Business leaders have warned that the unprecedented inflation, the worsening of conditions for the average person, and the industry-wide problems …
Business Leaders Warn, Record Petrol Prices are Intolerable Read More
In order to fulfill a number of demands of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the government in addition to many other new taxes has increased the advance income tax on the registration of vehicles above 2,000cc under the amended Finance Bill 2023.
Advance Tax on Registration of Vehicles Above 2000cc Increased Read More
70% of new cars sold in Pakistan are globally obsolete models, why is that? Let’s find out!
Why Pakistan Usually Get Globally-Retired Cars? Read More
The Government of Pakistan has abolished the regulatory duties (RD) on the import of used cars with an engine capacity of up to 1800cc, making these vehicles significantly less expensive and more accessible to consumers.
Regulatory Duty on Used Cars Import Expire- FBR Yet to Confirm Read More
The government’s plan to reduce the cost of fuel for motorcycles and small or low-engine capacity cars has encountered a snag since petroleum retailers are unwilling to join for fear of not being reimbursed on time.
The Fuel Subsidy Proposal has Met Snags Read More
The government has established a new regulation that permits foreigners traveling to Pakistan for leisure or business to bring their vehicles with them for a duration of three months.
FBR to Allow Temporary Import of Vehicles in Pakistan Read More
Auto consumers of Pakistan are set to brace yet another price hike impact as the government has just increased the General Sales Tax (GST) on cars with 1400cc (or above) engines from 18% to 25% as part of the “luxury tax” to raise more revenue.
1400cc & Above Cars are Now Luxury as Govt Slaps 25% GST Read More
The government will charge a one-time Rs 500 after the senate committee approved a ‘radio fee’ on the first-time registration of different kinds of vehicles in Pakistan.
Govt to Charge ‘Radio Fee’ on New Cars Read More
After facing a 43% decline in sales, auto industry sector stakeholders believe that the next 6 months appear more challenging than the previous 7 months of the current fiscal year.
Dismal Future of the Auto Sector of Pakistan Read More
Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has planned to buy 155 luxury vehicles, at a cost of over Rs 1.6 billion, in the name of taxpayers’ facilitation out of a foreign loan meant to upgrade its obsolete information technology system.
FBR Aims to Buy 155 Luxury Vehicles Read More