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RajaRawal111

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
ویسے بہت ہی فنکار نکلے ہیں یار یہ پی ٹی آئ والے - پچھلے مہینے بھر سے مسلسل اتنا زور کا ڈھول بجا رہے ہیں کانوں میں کوئی دوسری آواز ھی نہیں پڑتی -- اسی ڈھول کے شور غوغے میں اب اپنا کام بھی دکھانے لگے ہیں --- پہلی پھکی اب منحوس پکھے تنخواہ داروں کو ملنے لگی ہے --- بیچاروں کے لئے اب بیمار ہو کر مرنا بھی تھوڑا سا مشکل ہونے لگا ہے -- اور اگر مر گئے تو پچھلوں کو جمع شدہ پروویڈنٹ فنڈ میں سے بھی ادھا پڑدھا ہی ملے گا
اینوے مرنے والے کے لواحقین عیاشیاں کرتے پھرتے ہیں جی

Govt proposes to slap Rs10b taxes on salaried class​

Gives Rs2b relief to PSX by taxing salaried class’ medical expenses

ISLAMABAD:
The government has quietly proposed Rs10 billion taxes on salaried class by slapping income tax on their expenditures on medical treatment, various allowances and their savings in provident and pension funds.

In order to give effect to Rs10 billion taxes, the government has omitted a minimum of six clauses from the second schedule of the Income Tax Ordinance through the Finance Bill 2021 that it laid before parliament on Friday.

But Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin told The Express Tribune on Sunday that he has asked the Federal Board of Revenue to reconsider the budget proposals affecting the salaried class. The reply of the FBR Chairman Asim Ahmed was awaited till the filing of the story.

The finance minister had vowed that he would protect the salaried people from the tax burden and refused to accept the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) condition to change the slab rates for the salaried class. However, the salaried class has been hit by the decision of taxing their allowances and savings. While speaking at the launching ceremony of the Economic Survey, Tarin had said that the IMF demanded to slap Rs150 billion taxes on the salaried class.

It seems that the FBR’s top hierarchy has not taken the finance minister into full confidence before proposing legal changes.

The government has already withdrawn Rs100 billion worth of taxes that it wanted to collect from the next fiscal year by introducing taxes on use of cellular networks and internet data.

The Finance Bill 2021 showed that the government omitted Clause 139 of the Ordinance that deals with giving exemptions on employees’ medical reimbursement. This has been done to generate Rs1.82 billion revenue.

The Rs1.8 billion revenue impact is lower than Rs2 billion revenue loss that the government would sustain due to proposed reduction in the capital gains tax (CGT) on trade of securities at the stock market. The government has reduced the CGT rate from 15% to 12.5%.

“The benefit represented by free provision to the employee of medical treatment or hospitalization or both by an employer or the reimbursement received by the employee of the medical charges or hospital charges or both paid by him, where such provision or reimbursement is in accordance with the terms of employment: any medical allowance received by an employee not exceeding 10% of the basic salary of the employee if free medical treatment or hospitalization or reimbursement of medical or hospitalization charges is not provided for in the terms of employment,” Clause 139 that has been proposed to be omitted reads.

“The only benefit of medical reimbursement or free medical facility left with salaried class is intended to be withdrawn by the federal government,” Dr Ikramul Haq, Pakistan’s renowned tax expert, said.

Haq said that without increasing slab rates, the government has tacitly increased tax burden of 57%, in case an employee received major medical treatment like heart surgery.

The government has also withdrawn income tax exemption that is available to Pakistani seafarer, working on Pakistan flag vessels for 183 days or more during a tax year to collect additional Rs67 million revenue.
In a bid to generate Rs7 billion additional revenue from the salaried persons, the government has slapped 10% tax on provident fund contributions exceeding Rs500,000.

The profit on debt exceeding Rs500,000 shall be chargeable to tax @ 10% as a separate block of income and the person making payment shall deduct tax at the said rate.

Similarly, the receipts from the provident funds above Rs500,000 have also been taxed at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.

The government has also proposed an amendment in Clause 23C of the second schedule to tax the pension funds for the sake of Rs148 million. “The profit on debt (from pension funds) shall be chargeable to tax at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.”

To recover another Rs1 billion from the salaried people, the government has proposed to omit Clause 39 from the second schedule to take special allowances of the employees, except entertainment and conveyance allowances.

Any income of a newspaper employee representing Local Travelling Allowance paid in accordance with the decision of the Third Wage Board for Newspaper Employees constituted under the Newspaper Employees (Conditions of Service) Act, 1973 will also be taxed.

The government has omitted Clause (53A) to tax free or subsidised food provided by hotels and restaurants to its employees during duty hours; free or subsidised education provided by an educational institution to the children of its employees; free or subsidised medical treatment provided by a hospital or a clinic to its employees.

This measure will generate Rs135 million annually.

 
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RajaRawal111

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
منشی ول بائٹ اور ہمنوا حاضر ہوںںں ں --- راجے نے پھر فورم کا ماحول خراب خراب کر دیا ہے
 
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Iconoclast

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Raja Chawal, tumhain iss say kia farq para hay? Have you started earning Halal Rozi?
He is not halal, how could he earn halal? Dude is the manifestation of a brain dead slave out to defend the lovers of his family females.....
Dude probably sleeps and wakes with IK on his mind... how can't he? Even his father is haunted by the thought of IK 24/7...
Rajarawal111's Pakistan is history now and one day he will come to terms with it and accept his fate....
These daily outbursts of inanities is his kind breathing their last hence fluttering...
 

saleema

MPA (400+ posts)
ویسے بہت ہی فنکار نکلے ہیں یار یہ پی ٹی آئ والے - پچھلے مہینے بھر سے مسلسل اتنا زور کا ڈھول بجا رہے ہیں کانوں میں کوئی دوسری آواز ھی نہیں پڑتی -- اسی ڈھول کے شور غوگے میں اب اپنا کام بھی دکھانے لگے ہیں --- پہلی پھکی اب منحوس پکھے تنخواہ داروں کو ملنے لگی ہے --- بیچاروں کے لئے اب بیمار ہو کر مرنا بھی تھوڑا سا مشکل ہونے لگا ہے -- اور اگر مر گئے تو پچھلوں کو جمع شدہ پروویڈنٹ فنڈ میں سے بھی ادھا پڑدھا ہی ملے گا
اینوے مرنے والے کے لواحقین عیاشیاں کرتے پھرتے ہیں جی

Govt proposes to slap Rs10b taxes on salaried class​

Gives Rs2b relief to PSX by taxing salaried class’ medical expenses

ISLAMABAD:
The government has quietly proposed Rs10 billion taxes on salaried class by slapping income tax on their expenditures on medical treatment, various allowances and their savings in provident and pension funds.

In order to give effect to Rs10 billion taxes, the government has omitted a minimum of six clauses from the second schedule of the Income Tax Ordinance through the Finance Bill 2021 that it laid before parliament on Friday.

But Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin told The Express Tribune on Sunday that he has asked the Federal Board of Revenue to reconsider the budget proposals affecting the salaried class. The reply of the FBR Chairman Asim Ahmed was awaited till the filing of the story.

The finance minister had vowed that he would protect the salaried people from the tax burden and refused to accept the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) condition to change the slab rates for the salaried class. However, the salaried class has been hit by the decision of taxing their allowances and savings. While speaking at the launching ceremony of the Economic Survey, Tarin had said that the IMF demanded to slap Rs150 billion taxes on the salaried class.

It seems that the FBR’s top hierarchy has not taken the finance minister into full confidence before proposing legal changes.

The government has already withdrawn Rs100 billion worth of taxes that it wanted to collect from the next fiscal year by introducing taxes on use of cellular networks and internet data.

The Finance Bill 2021 showed that the government omitted Clause 139 of the Ordinance that deals with giving exemptions on employees’ medical reimbursement. This has been done to generate Rs1.82 billion revenue.

The Rs1.8 billion revenue impact is lower than Rs2 billion revenue loss that the government would sustain due to proposed reduction in the capital gains tax (CGT) on trade of securities at the stock market. The government has reduced the CGT rate from 15% to 12.5%.

“The benefit represented by free provision to the employee of medical treatment or hospitalization or both by an employer or the reimbursement received by the employee of the medical charges or hospital charges or both paid by him, where such provision or reimbursement is in accordance with the terms of employment: any medical allowance received by an employee not exceeding 10% of the basic salary of the employee if free medical treatment or hospitalization or reimbursement of medical or hospitalization charges is not provided for in the terms of employment,” Clause 139 that has been proposed to be omitted reads.

“The only benefit of medical reimbursement or free medical facility left with salaried class is intended to be withdrawn by the federal government,” Dr Ikramul Haq, Pakistan’s renowned tax expert, said.

Haq said that without increasing slab rates, the government has tacitly increased tax burden of 57%, in case an employee received major medical treatment like heart surgery.

The government has also withdrawn income tax exemption that is available to Pakistani seafarer, working on Pakistan flag vessels for 183 days or more during a tax year to collect additional Rs67 million revenue.
In a bid to generate Rs7 billion additional revenue from the salaried persons, the government has slapped 10% tax on provident fund contributions exceeding Rs500,000.

The profit on debt exceeding Rs500,000 shall be chargeable to tax @ 10% as a separate block of income and the person making payment shall deduct tax at the said rate.

Similarly, the receipts from the provident funds above Rs500,000 have also been taxed at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.

The government has also proposed an amendment in Clause 23C of the second schedule to tax the pension funds for the sake of Rs148 million. “The profit on debt (from pension funds) shall be chargeable to tax at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.”

To recover another Rs1 billion from the salaried people, the government has proposed to omit Clause 39 from the second schedule to take special allowances of the employees, except entertainment and conveyance allowances.

Any income of a newspaper employee representing Local Travelling Allowance paid in accordance with the decision of the Third Wage Board for Newspaper Employees constituted under the Newspaper Employees (Conditions of Service) Act, 1973 will also be taxed.

The government has omitted Clause (53A) to tax free or subsidised food provided by hotels and restaurants to its employees during duty hours; free or subsidised education provided by an educational institution to the children of its employees; free or subsidised medical treatment provided by a hospital or a clinic to its employees.

This measure will generate Rs135 million annually.

ODHAR Mia Saanp apnay barkhordaron or ganday rishtadaron k Saath haram k kamai k flats mei budget k khilaf Pakistan k sarkon pe nikalnay se pehlay practice kartay howay...




Rajay London flats Qatri Jaeidadain, Ashyanay Kukri farms gungloon biradran Ishaq dollar ko support kartay koi sharam Nahi ati?
 

Terminator;

Minister (2k+ posts)
ویسے بہت ہی فنکار نکلے ہیں یار یہ پی ٹی آئ والے - پچھلے مہینے بھر سے مسلسل اتنا زور کا ڈھول بجا رہے ہیں کانوں میں کوئی دوسری آواز ھی نہیں پڑتی -- اسی ڈھول کے شور غوگے میں اب اپنا کام بھی دکھانے لگے ہیں --- پہلی پھکی اب منحوس پکھے تنخواہ داروں کو ملنے لگی ہے --- بیچاروں کے لئے اب بیمار ہو کر مرنا بھی تھوڑا سا مشکل ہونے لگا ہے -- اور اگر مر گئے تو پچھلوں کو جمع شدہ پروویڈنٹ فنڈ میں سے بھی ادھا پڑدھا ہی ملے گا
اینوے مرنے والے کے لواحقین عیاشیاں کرتے پھرتے ہیں جی

Govt proposes to slap Rs10b taxes on salaried class​

Gives Rs2b relief to PSX by taxing salaried class’ medical expenses

ISLAMABAD:
The government has quietly proposed Rs10 billion taxes on salaried class by slapping income tax on their expenditures on medical treatment, various allowances and their savings in provident and pension funds.

In order to give effect to Rs10 billion taxes, the government has omitted a minimum of six clauses from the second schedule of the Income Tax Ordinance through the Finance Bill 2021 that it laid before parliament on Friday.

But Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin told The Express Tribune on Sunday that he has asked the Federal Board of Revenue to reconsider the budget proposals affecting the salaried class. The reply of the FBR Chairman Asim Ahmed was awaited till the filing of the story.

The finance minister had vowed that he would protect the salaried people from the tax burden and refused to accept the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) condition to change the slab rates for the salaried class. However, the salaried class has been hit by the decision of taxing their allowances and savings. While speaking at the launching ceremony of the Economic Survey, Tarin had said that the IMF demanded to slap Rs150 billion taxes on the salaried class.

It seems that the FBR’s top hierarchy has not taken the finance minister into full confidence before proposing legal changes.

The government has already withdrawn Rs100 billion worth of taxes that it wanted to collect from the next fiscal year by introducing taxes on use of cellular networks and internet data.

The Finance Bill 2021 showed that the government omitted Clause 139 of the Ordinance that deals with giving exemptions on employees’ medical reimbursement. This has been done to generate Rs1.82 billion revenue.

The Rs1.8 billion revenue impact is lower than Rs2 billion revenue loss that the government would sustain due to proposed reduction in the capital gains tax (CGT) on trade of securities at the stock market. The government has reduced the CGT rate from 15% to 12.5%.

“The benefit represented by free provision to the employee of medical treatment or hospitalization or both by an employer or the reimbursement received by the employee of the medical charges or hospital charges or both paid by him, where such provision or reimbursement is in accordance with the terms of employment: any medical allowance received by an employee not exceeding 10% of the basic salary of the employee if free medical treatment or hospitalization or reimbursement of medical or hospitalization charges is not provided for in the terms of employment,” Clause 139 that has been proposed to be omitted reads.

“The only benefit of medical reimbursement or free medical facility left with salaried class is intended to be withdrawn by the federal government,” Dr Ikramul Haq, Pakistan’s renowned tax expert, said.

Haq said that without increasing slab rates, the government has tacitly increased tax burden of 57%, in case an employee received major medical treatment like heart surgery.

The government has also withdrawn income tax exemption that is available to Pakistani seafarer, working on Pakistan flag vessels for 183 days or more during a tax year to collect additional Rs67 million revenue.
In a bid to generate Rs7 billion additional revenue from the salaried persons, the government has slapped 10% tax on provident fund contributions exceeding Rs500,000.

The profit on debt exceeding Rs500,000 shall be chargeable to tax @ 10% as a separate block of income and the person making payment shall deduct tax at the said rate.

Similarly, the receipts from the provident funds above Rs500,000 have also been taxed at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.

The government has also proposed an amendment in Clause 23C of the second schedule to tax the pension funds for the sake of Rs148 million. “The profit on debt (from pension funds) shall be chargeable to tax at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.”

To recover another Rs1 billion from the salaried people, the government has proposed to omit Clause 39 from the second schedule to take special allowances of the employees, except entertainment and conveyance allowances.

Any income of a newspaper employee representing Local Travelling Allowance paid in accordance with the decision of the Third Wage Board for Newspaper Employees constituted under the Newspaper Employees (Conditions of Service) Act, 1973 will also be taxed.

The government has omitted Clause (53A) to tax free or subsidised food provided by hotels and restaurants to its employees during duty hours; free or subsidised education provided by an educational institution to the children of its employees; free or subsidised medical treatment provided by a hospital or a clinic to its employees.

This measure will generate Rs135 million annually.

آکسفورڈ ڈکشنری کے مطابق نونی پٹواری ایک ایسے بندے کو کہا جاتا ہے، جو
گنج پور کی طرف منہ کر کے پوجا پاٹ کرتا ہو
ہمیشہ کسی رنڈی خانے کے سیڑھیوں کے نیچے رہتا ہو
خارشی کتّے کی طرح گرمی میں رنڈی خانے کے گٹر میں روزانہ کم از کم تین چار ڈبکیاں لگاتا ہو
چوری چکاری، ڈکیتی، اور نوسر بازی کو ماں کے دودھ جیسے سمجھتا ہو
اور
وڈلے دلے کے بسیار خوری کے دستوں کے 12-10 قطرے ہاضمے کے لئے استعمال کرتا ہو
 

saleema

MPA (400+ posts)
آکسفورڈ ڈکشنری کے مطابق نونی پٹواری ایک ایسے بندے کو کہا جاتا ہے، جو
گنج پور کی طرف منہ کر کے پوجا پاٹ کرتا ہو
ہمیشہ کسی رنڈی خانے کے سیڑھیوں کے نیچے رہتا ہو
خارشی کتّے کی طرح گرمی میں رنڈی خانے کے گٹر میں روزانہ کم از کم تین چار ڈبکیاں لگاتا ہو
چوری چکاری، ڈکیتی، اور نوسر بازی کو ماں کے دودھ جیسے سمجھتا ہو
اور
وڈلے دلے کے بسیار خوری کے دستوں کے 12-10 قطرے ہاضمے کے لئے استعمال کرتا ہو
Lanat ho es k haraam MAA baap per jenhon haramkhoron ne es ko or es k anay walay naslon ko haram Khana or ganjon k haram k paison ko defend Karne ko Apne zindage Ka maqsad banaya hai...
 

The Sane

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
ویسے بہت ہی فنکار نکلے ہیں یار یہ پی ٹی آئ والے - پچھلے مہینے بھر سے مسلسل اتنا زور کا ڈھول بجا رہے ہیں کانوں میں کوئی دوسری آواز ھی نہیں پڑتی -- اسی ڈھول کے شور غوگے میں اب اپنا کام بھی دکھانے لگے ہیں --- پہلی پھکی اب منحوس پکھے تنخواہ داروں کو ملنے لگی ہے --- بیچاروں کے لئے اب بیمار ہو کر مرنا بھی تھوڑا سا مشکل ہونے لگا ہے -- اور اگر مر گئے تو پچھلوں کو جمع شدہ پروویڈنٹ فنڈ میں سے بھی ادھا پڑدھا ہی ملے گا
اینوے مرنے والے کے لواحقین عیاشیاں کرتے پھرتے ہیں جی

Govt proposes to slap Rs10b taxes on salaried class​

Gives Rs2b relief to PSX by taxing salaried class’ medical expenses

ISLAMABAD:
The government has quietly proposed Rs10 billion taxes on salaried class by slapping income tax on their expenditures on medical treatment, various allowances and their savings in provident and pension funds.

In order to give effect to Rs10 billion taxes, the government has omitted a minimum of six clauses from the second schedule of the Income Tax Ordinance through the Finance Bill 2021 that it laid before parliament on Friday.

But Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin told The Express Tribune on Sunday that he has asked the Federal Board of Revenue to reconsider the budget proposals affecting the salaried class. The reply of the FBR Chairman Asim Ahmed was awaited till the filing of the story.

The finance minister had vowed that he would protect the salaried people from the tax burden and refused to accept the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) condition to change the slab rates for the salaried class. However, the salaried class has been hit by the decision of taxing their allowances and savings. While speaking at the launching ceremony of the Economic Survey, Tarin had said that the IMF demanded to slap Rs150 billion taxes on the salaried class.

It seems that the FBR’s top hierarchy has not taken the finance minister into full confidence before proposing legal changes.

The government has already withdrawn Rs100 billion worth of taxes that it wanted to collect from the next fiscal year by introducing taxes on use of cellular networks and internet data.

The Finance Bill 2021 showed that the government omitted Clause 139 of the Ordinance that deals with giving exemptions on employees’ medical reimbursement. This has been done to generate Rs1.82 billion revenue.

The Rs1.8 billion revenue impact is lower than Rs2 billion revenue loss that the government would sustain due to proposed reduction in the capital gains tax (CGT) on trade of securities at the stock market. The government has reduced the CGT rate from 15% to 12.5%.

“The benefit represented by free provision to the employee of medical treatment or hospitalization or both by an employer or the reimbursement received by the employee of the medical charges or hospital charges or both paid by him, where such provision or reimbursement is in accordance with the terms of employment: any medical allowance received by an employee not exceeding 10% of the basic salary of the employee if free medical treatment or hospitalization or reimbursement of medical or hospitalization charges is not provided for in the terms of employment,” Clause 139 that has been proposed to be omitted reads.

“The only benefit of medical reimbursement or free medical facility left with salaried class is intended to be withdrawn by the federal government,” Dr Ikramul Haq, Pakistan’s renowned tax expert, said.

Haq said that without increasing slab rates, the government has tacitly increased tax burden of 57%, in case an employee received major medical treatment like heart surgery.

The government has also withdrawn income tax exemption that is available to Pakistani seafarer, working on Pakistan flag vessels for 183 days or more during a tax year to collect additional Rs67 million revenue.
In a bid to generate Rs7 billion additional revenue from the salaried persons, the government has slapped 10% tax on provident fund contributions exceeding Rs500,000.

The profit on debt exceeding Rs500,000 shall be chargeable to tax @ 10% as a separate block of income and the person making payment shall deduct tax at the said rate.

Similarly, the receipts from the provident funds above Rs500,000 have also been taxed at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.

The government has also proposed an amendment in Clause 23C of the second schedule to tax the pension funds for the sake of Rs148 million. “The profit on debt (from pension funds) shall be chargeable to tax at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.”

To recover another Rs1 billion from the salaried people, the government has proposed to omit Clause 39 from the second schedule to take special allowances of the employees, except entertainment and conveyance allowances.

Any income of a newspaper employee representing Local Travelling Allowance paid in accordance with the decision of the Third Wage Board for Newspaper Employees constituted under the Newspaper Employees (Conditions of Service) Act, 1973 will also be taxed.

The government has omitted Clause (53A) to tax free or subsidised food provided by hotels and restaurants to its employees during duty hours; free or subsidised education provided by an educational institution to the children of its employees; free or subsidised medical treatment provided by a hospital or a clinic to its employees.

This measure will generate Rs135 million annually.

جانی، ٹیکس شیکس کا سپاپا پاکستانی جانیں اور ہماری حکومت۔ بھارتیوں کو اس سے کوئی فرق نہیں پڑتا۔
 

Nice2MU

President (40k+ posts)
بجٹ کے بعد میں بھی حیران و پریشان تھا کہ رانا اور راجے کو نیند کیسے آتی ہوگی ۔۔ اسلیے رانا نے نہایت عرق ریزی سے سارے بجٹ کا لفظ بہ لفظ مطالعہ کیا اور کئی نا کئی سے پٹواریوں اور راجے کے لیے ایک نہایت چھوٹی سی 'منفی' خبر نکال ہی لی تاکہ کئی پٹواری مایوس ہو کے بریانی کھانا نہ چھوڑ دے۔۔

تم دونوں کی پیدائش پہ لعنت۔۔
 
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RajaRawal111

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
He is not halal, how could he earn halal? Dude is the manifestation of a brain dead slave out to defend the lovers of his family females.....
Dude probably sleeps and wakes with IK on his mind... how can't he? Even his father is haunted by the thought of IK 24/7...
Rajarawal111's Pakistan is history now and one day he will come to terms with it and accept his fate....
These daily outbursts of inanities is his kind breathing their last hence fluttering...
بجٹ کے بعد میں بھی حیران و پریشان تھا کہ رانا اور راجے کو نیند کیسے آتی ہوگی ۔۔ اسلیے رانا نے نہایت عرق ریزی سے سارے بجٹ کا لفظ بہ لفظ مطالعہ کیا اور کئی نا کئی سے پٹواریوں اور راجے کے لیے ایک نہایت چھوٹی سی 'منفی' خبر نکال ہی لی تاکہ کئی پٹواری مایوس ہو کے بریانی کھانا چھوڑ دے۔۔

تم دونوں کی پیدائش پہ لعنت۔۔
جانی، ٹیکس شیکس کا سپاپا پاکستانی جانیں اور ہماری حکومت۔ بھارتیوں کو اس سے کوئی فرق نہیں پڑتا۔
Lanat ho es k haraam MAA baap per jenhon haramkhoron ne es ko or es k anay walay naslon ko haram Khana or ganjon k haram k paison ko defend Karne ko Apne zindage Ka maqsad banaya hai...
آکسفورڈ ڈکشنری کے مطابق نونی پٹواری ایک ایسے بندے کو کہا جاتا ہے، جو
گنج پور کی طرف منہ کر کے پوجا پاٹ کرتا ہو
ہمیشہ کسی رنڈی خانے کے سیڑھیوں کے نیچے رہتا ہو
خارشی کتّے کی طرح گرمی میں رنڈی خانے کے گٹر میں روزانہ کم از کم تین چار ڈبکیاں لگاتا ہو
چوری چکاری، ڈکیتی، اور نوسر بازی کو ماں کے دودھ جیسے سمجھتا ہو
اور
وڈلے دلے کے بسیار خوری کے دستوں کے 12-10 قطرے ہاضمے کے لئے استعمال کرتا ہو
He is not halal, how could he earn halal? Dude is the manifestation of a brain dead slave out to defend the lovers of his family females.....
Dude probably sleeps and wakes with IK on his mind... how can't he? Even his father is haunted by the thought of IK 24/7...
Rajarawal111's Pakistan is history now and one day he will come to terms with it and accept his fate....
These daily outbursts of inanities is his kind breathing their last hence fluttering...
تم سارے بس گالیاں بکنے والی نچلی ذات کی جاہل عمرانی مخلوق ہو - کسی ایک جاہل کو بھی جرأت نہیں ہوئی کہ موضوع پر کوئی بات کر سکو
میں دو چار قدرے پڑھے لکھے عمرانیوں کے انتظار میں تھا کہ دیکھیں کیا کہتے ہیں
 

The Sane

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
تم سارے بس گالیاں بکنے والی نچلی ذات کی جاہل عمرانی مخلوق ہو - کسی ایک جاہل کو بھی جرأت نہیں ہوئی کہ موضوع پر کوئی بات کر سکو
میں دو چار قدرے پڑھے لکھے عمرانیوں کے انتظار میں تھا کہ دیکھیں کیا کہتے ہیں
جیسا منہ ویسی چپیڑ، راجہ جاہل
 

Nice2MU

President (40k+ posts)
تم سارے بس گالیاں بکنے والی نچلی ذات کی جاہل عمرانی مخلوق ہو - کسی ایک جاہل کو بھی جرأت نہیں ہوئی کہ موضوع پر کوئی بات کر سکو
میں دو چار قدرے پڑھے لکھے عمرانیوں کے انتظار میں تھا کہ دیکھیں کیا کہتے ہیں


دو نمبر لوگوں کی کسی بات پہ تبصرہ کرنے کی ضرورت ہی نہیں۔۔۔

 
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Terminator;

Minister (2k+ posts)
تم سارے بس گالیاں بکنے والی نچلی ذات کی جاہل عمرانی مخلوق ہو - کسی ایک جاہل کو بھی جرأت نہیں ہوئی کہ موضوع پر کوئی بات کر سکو
میں دو چار قدرے پڑھے لکھے عمرانیوں کے انتظار میں تھا کہ دیکھیں کیا کہتے ہیں
دو نمبر لوگوں کی کسی بات پہ تبصرہ کرنے کی ضرورت ہی نہیں۔۔۔
ابے رنڈی خانے کی پیداوار
ٹریبیون، جنگ اور ڈان جیسے لفافی اخبار کا کیا جواب دینا،جو
آئے دن لوگوں کو گمراہ کرنے کا مقصد پورا ہونے پر
کچھ دن بعد اپنی خبر کو غلط کہہ کر
دو ،تین لائنوں کی معذرت شائع کر دیتا ہے


اگر بتّی کے لئے تیّار رہنا ۔ ۔ ۔
 

smartmax1

Senator (1k+ posts)
تم سارے بس گالیاں بکنے والی نچلی ذات کی جاہل عمرانی مخلوق ہو - کسی ایک جاہل کو بھی جرأت نہیں ہوئی کہ موضوع پر کوئی بات کر سکو
میں دو چار قدرے پڑھے لکھے عمرانیوں کے انتظار میں تھا کہ دیکھیں کیا کہتے ہیں
aap aur educated to the topic behas, du alag cheezen hain.
aap jaise jab yeh hi nhi jantey ke kisi ki zaat pe gandh nhi bolte, tumhein nhi pata ke tumhare samney wala banda koun hai, kiyun ke tum virtually connected ho, ek discussion ke liye, lekin afsoos tum dosrey logon ki zaat ko nichli zaat keh rahe ho. zaat ka taluq maa baap se hota hai, aur tum sab ke maa baap ko galiyan de rahe ho.
yeh sirf zehni pasti hai,
kiya koi iss copy paste news pe behas karey, jab aap log yeh nhi mantey ke nawaz sharif ney corruption nhi ki. london aur dosri properties halal ki hai ya haram ki. ( khata hai tu kiya, lagata bhi hai,) yeh hai aap ko zehni aur ghatiya siyasat.
 

asallo

Senator (1k+ posts)
Yaar bahi logon yeh halal hi to ker raha ahi apni rozi roti. Itni lambi lambi hankta hai aur phir gaaliyan khatha hai taab kahen ja ker maryaam qatri oh sorry nani 420 iis ko pay kerti hai. Yeh itni mehnat kerta hai hai ke iis ko ziyada se ziyada gaaliyan paarain to is ko ziyada se ziuada paise millain aur iis ke malik khush hoon. to bahi iis ki nazar main to halal rozi hi hoi na
 

surfer

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
ویسے بہت ہی فنکار نکلے ہیں یار یہ پی ٹی آئ والے - پچھلے مہینے بھر سے مسلسل اتنا زور کا ڈھول بجا رہے ہیں کانوں میں کوئی دوسری آواز ھی نہیں پڑتی -- اسی ڈھول کے شور غوغے میں اب اپنا کام بھی دکھانے لگے ہیں --- پہلی پھکی اب منحوس پکھے تنخواہ داروں کو ملنے لگی ہے --- بیچاروں کے لئے اب بیمار ہو کر مرنا بھی تھوڑا سا مشکل ہونے لگا ہے -- اور اگر مر گئے تو پچھلوں کو جمع شدہ پروویڈنٹ فنڈ میں سے بھی ادھا پڑدھا ہی ملے گا
اینوے مرنے والے کے لواحقین عیاشیاں کرتے پھرتے ہیں جی

Govt proposes to slap Rs10b taxes on salaried class​

Gives Rs2b relief to PSX by taxing salaried class’ medical expenses

ISLAMABAD:
The government has quietly proposed Rs10 billion taxes on salaried class by slapping income tax on their expenditures on medical treatment, various allowances and their savings in provident and pension funds.

In order to give effect to Rs10 billion taxes, the government has omitted a minimum of six clauses from the second schedule of the Income Tax Ordinance through the Finance Bill 2021 that it laid before parliament on Friday.

But Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin told The Express Tribune on Sunday that he has asked the Federal Board of Revenue to reconsider the budget proposals affecting the salaried class. The reply of the FBR Chairman Asim Ahmed was awaited till the filing of the story.

The finance minister had vowed that he would protect the salaried people from the tax burden and refused to accept the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) condition to change the slab rates for the salaried class. However, the salaried class has been hit by the decision of taxing their allowances and savings. While speaking at the launching ceremony of the Economic Survey, Tarin had said that the IMF demanded to slap Rs150 billion taxes on the salaried class.

It seems that the FBR’s top hierarchy has not taken the finance minister into full confidence before proposing legal changes.

The government has already withdrawn Rs100 billion worth of taxes that it wanted to collect from the next fiscal year by introducing taxes on use of cellular networks and internet data.

The Finance Bill 2021 showed that the government omitted Clause 139 of the Ordinance that deals with giving exemptions on employees’ medical reimbursement. This has been done to generate Rs1.82 billion revenue.

The Rs1.8 billion revenue impact is lower than Rs2 billion revenue loss that the government would sustain due to proposed reduction in the capital gains tax (CGT) on trade of securities at the stock market. The government has reduced the CGT rate from 15% to 12.5%.

“The benefit represented by free provision to the employee of medical treatment or hospitalization or both by an employer or the reimbursement received by the employee of the medical charges or hospital charges or both paid by him, where such provision or reimbursement is in accordance with the terms of employment: any medical allowance received by an employee not exceeding 10% of the basic salary of the employee if free medical treatment or hospitalization or reimbursement of medical or hospitalization charges is not provided for in the terms of employment,” Clause 139 that has been proposed to be omitted reads.

“The only benefit of medical reimbursement or free medical facility left with salaried class is intended to be withdrawn by the federal government,” Dr Ikramul Haq, Pakistan’s renowned tax expert, said.

Haq said that without increasing slab rates, the government has tacitly increased tax burden of 57%, in case an employee received major medical treatment like heart surgery.

The government has also withdrawn income tax exemption that is available to Pakistani seafarer, working on Pakistan flag vessels for 183 days or more during a tax year to collect additional Rs67 million revenue.
In a bid to generate Rs7 billion additional revenue from the salaried persons, the government has slapped 10% tax on provident fund contributions exceeding Rs500,000.

The profit on debt exceeding Rs500,000 shall be chargeable to tax @ 10% as a separate block of income and the person making payment shall deduct tax at the said rate.

Similarly, the receipts from the provident funds above Rs500,000 have also been taxed at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.

The government has also proposed an amendment in Clause 23C of the second schedule to tax the pension funds for the sake of Rs148 million. “The profit on debt (from pension funds) shall be chargeable to tax at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.”

To recover another Rs1 billion from the salaried people, the government has proposed to omit Clause 39 from the second schedule to take special allowances of the employees, except entertainment and conveyance allowances.

Any income of a newspaper employee representing Local Travelling Allowance paid in accordance with the decision of the Third Wage Board for Newspaper Employees constituted under the Newspaper Employees (Conditions of Service) Act, 1973 will also be taxed.

The government has omitted Clause (53A) to tax free or subsidised food provided by hotels and restaurants to its employees during duty hours; free or subsidised education provided by an educational institution to the children of its employees; free or subsidised medical treatment provided by a hospital or a clinic to its employees.

This measure will generate Rs135 million annually.

Enjoy


By the way, this is from an author who was telling us a few weeks ago that PDM is not dead.
 

ChulBul

Senator (1k+ posts)
ویسے بہت ہی فنکار نکلے ہیں یار یہ پی ٹی آئ والے - پچھلے مہینے بھر سے مسلسل اتنا زور کا ڈھول بجا رہے ہیں کانوں میں کوئی دوسری آواز ھی نہیں پڑتی -- اسی ڈھول کے شور غوغے میں اب اپنا کام بھی دکھانے لگے ہیں --- پہلی پھکی اب منحوس پکھے تنخواہ داروں کو ملنے لگی ہے --- بیچاروں کے لئے اب بیمار ہو کر مرنا بھی تھوڑا سا مشکل ہونے لگا ہے -- اور اگر مر گئے تو پچھلوں کو جمع شدہ پروویڈنٹ فنڈ میں سے بھی ادھا پڑدھا ہی ملے گا
اینوے مرنے والے کے لواحقین عیاشیاں کرتے پھرتے ہیں جی

Govt proposes to slap Rs10b taxes on salaried class​

Gives Rs2b relief to PSX by taxing salaried class’ medical expenses

ISLAMABAD:
The government has quietly proposed Rs10 billion taxes on salaried class by slapping income tax on their expenditures on medical treatment, various allowances and their savings in provident and pension funds.

In order to give effect to Rs10 billion taxes, the government has omitted a minimum of six clauses from the second schedule of the Income Tax Ordinance through the Finance Bill 2021 that it laid before parliament on Friday.

But Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin told The Express Tribune on Sunday that he has asked the Federal Board of Revenue to reconsider the budget proposals affecting the salaried class. The reply of the FBR Chairman Asim Ahmed was awaited till the filing of the story.

The finance minister had vowed that he would protect the salaried people from the tax burden and refused to accept the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) condition to change the slab rates for the salaried class. However, the salaried class has been hit by the decision of taxing their allowances and savings. While speaking at the launching ceremony of the Economic Survey, Tarin had said that the IMF demanded to slap Rs150 billion taxes on the salaried class.

It seems that the FBR’s top hierarchy has not taken the finance minister into full confidence before proposing legal changes.

The government has already withdrawn Rs100 billion worth of taxes that it wanted to collect from the next fiscal year by introducing taxes on use of cellular networks and internet data.

The Finance Bill 2021 showed that the government omitted Clause 139 of the Ordinance that deals with giving exemptions on employees’ medical reimbursement. This has been done to generate Rs1.82 billion revenue.

The Rs1.8 billion revenue impact is lower than Rs2 billion revenue loss that the government would sustain due to proposed reduction in the capital gains tax (CGT) on trade of securities at the stock market. The government has reduced the CGT rate from 15% to 12.5%.

“The benefit represented by free provision to the employee of medical treatment or hospitalization or both by an employer or the reimbursement received by the employee of the medical charges or hospital charges or both paid by him, where such provision or reimbursement is in accordance with the terms of employment: any medical allowance received by an employee not exceeding 10% of the basic salary of the employee if free medical treatment or hospitalization or reimbursement of medical or hospitalization charges is not provided for in the terms of employment,” Clause 139 that has been proposed to be omitted reads.

“The only benefit of medical reimbursement or free medical facility left with salaried class is intended to be withdrawn by the federal government,” Dr Ikramul Haq, Pakistan’s renowned tax expert, said.

Haq said that without increasing slab rates, the government has tacitly increased tax burden of 57%, in case an employee received major medical treatment like heart surgery.

The government has also withdrawn income tax exemption that is available to Pakistani seafarer, working on Pakistan flag vessels for 183 days or more during a tax year to collect additional Rs67 million revenue.
In a bid to generate Rs7 billion additional revenue from the salaried persons, the government has slapped 10% tax on provident fund contributions exceeding Rs500,000.

The profit on debt exceeding Rs500,000 shall be chargeable to tax @ 10% as a separate block of income and the person making payment shall deduct tax at the said rate.

Similarly, the receipts from the provident funds above Rs500,000 have also been taxed at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.

The government has also proposed an amendment in Clause 23C of the second schedule to tax the pension funds for the sake of Rs148 million. “The profit on debt (from pension funds) shall be chargeable to tax at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.”

To recover another Rs1 billion from the salaried people, the government has proposed to omit Clause 39 from the second schedule to take special allowances of the employees, except entertainment and conveyance allowances.

Any income of a newspaper employee representing Local Travelling Allowance paid in accordance with the decision of the Third Wage Board for Newspaper Employees constituted under the Newspaper Employees (Conditions of Service) Act, 1973 will also be taxed.

The government has omitted Clause (53A) to tax free or subsidised food provided by hotels and restaurants to its employees during duty hours; free or subsidised education provided by an educational institution to the children of its employees; free or subsidised medical treatment provided by a hospital or a clinic to its employees.

This measure will generate Rs135 million annually.

Aagia Maryam Qatri ka broker.
 

RajaRawal111

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
aap aur educated to the topic behas, du alag cheezen hain.
aap jaise jab yeh hi nhi jantey ke kisi ki zaat pe gandh nhi bolte, tumhein nhi pata ke tumhare samney wala banda koun hai, kiyun ke tum virtually connected ho, ek discussion ke liye, lekin afsoos tum dosrey logon ki zaat ko nichli zaat keh rahe ho. zaat ka taluq maa baap se hota hai, aur tum sab ke maa baap ko galiyan de rahe ho.
yeh sirf zehni pasti hai,
kiya koi iss copy paste news pe behas karey, jab aap log yeh nhi mantey ke nawaz sharif ney corruption nhi ki. london aur dosri properties halal ki hai ya haram ki. ( khata hai tu kiya, lagata bhi hai,) yeh hai aap ko zehni aur ghatiya siyasat.
Ye Jo gand bukey howery hen in logon ne --- ye aap ke liye aala zurf ki nishani he ???
 

surfer

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
ویسے بہت ہی فنکار نکلے ہیں یار یہ پی ٹی آئ والے - پچھلے مہینے بھر سے مسلسل اتنا زور کا ڈھول بجا رہے ہیں کانوں میں کوئی دوسری آواز ھی نہیں پڑتی -- اسی ڈھول کے شور غوغے میں اب اپنا کام بھی دکھانے لگے ہیں --- پہلی پھکی اب منحوس پکھے تنخواہ داروں کو ملنے لگی ہے --- بیچاروں کے لئے اب بیمار ہو کر مرنا بھی تھوڑا سا مشکل ہونے لگا ہے -- اور اگر مر گئے تو پچھلوں کو جمع شدہ پروویڈنٹ فنڈ میں سے بھی ادھا پڑدھا ہی ملے گا
اینوے مرنے والے کے لواحقین عیاشیاں کرتے پھرتے ہیں جی

Govt proposes to slap Rs10b taxes on salaried class​

Gives Rs2b relief to PSX by taxing salaried class’ medical expenses

ISLAMABAD:
The government has quietly proposed Rs10 billion taxes on salaried class by slapping income tax on their expenditures on medical treatment, various allowances and their savings in provident and pension funds.

In order to give effect to Rs10 billion taxes, the government has omitted a minimum of six clauses from the second schedule of the Income Tax Ordinance through the Finance Bill 2021 that it laid before parliament on Friday.

But Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin told The Express Tribune on Sunday that he has asked the Federal Board of Revenue to reconsider the budget proposals affecting the salaried class. The reply of the FBR Chairman Asim Ahmed was awaited till the filing of the story.

The finance minister had vowed that he would protect the salaried people from the tax burden and refused to accept the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) condition to change the slab rates for the salaried class. However, the salaried class has been hit by the decision of taxing their allowances and savings. While speaking at the launching ceremony of the Economic Survey, Tarin had said that the IMF demanded to slap Rs150 billion taxes on the salaried class.

It seems that the FBR’s top hierarchy has not taken the finance minister into full confidence before proposing legal changes.

The government has already withdrawn Rs100 billion worth of taxes that it wanted to collect from the next fiscal year by introducing taxes on use of cellular networks and internet data.

The Finance Bill 2021 showed that the government omitted Clause 139 of the Ordinance that deals with giving exemptions on employees’ medical reimbursement. This has been done to generate Rs1.82 billion revenue.

The Rs1.8 billion revenue impact is lower than Rs2 billion revenue loss that the government would sustain due to proposed reduction in the capital gains tax (CGT) on trade of securities at the stock market. The government has reduced the CGT rate from 15% to 12.5%.

“The benefit represented by free provision to the employee of medical treatment or hospitalization or both by an employer or the reimbursement received by the employee of the medical charges or hospital charges or both paid by him, where such provision or reimbursement is in accordance with the terms of employment: any medical allowance received by an employee not exceeding 10% of the basic salary of the employee if free medical treatment or hospitalization or reimbursement of medical or hospitalization charges is not provided for in the terms of employment,” Clause 139 that has been proposed to be omitted reads.

“The only benefit of medical reimbursement or free medical facility left with salaried class is intended to be withdrawn by the federal government,” Dr Ikramul Haq, Pakistan’s renowned tax expert, said.

Haq said that without increasing slab rates, the government has tacitly increased tax burden of 57%, in case an employee received major medical treatment like heart surgery.

The government has also withdrawn income tax exemption that is available to Pakistani seafarer, working on Pakistan flag vessels for 183 days or more during a tax year to collect additional Rs67 million revenue.
In a bid to generate Rs7 billion additional revenue from the salaried persons, the government has slapped 10% tax on provident fund contributions exceeding Rs500,000.

The profit on debt exceeding Rs500,000 shall be chargeable to tax @ 10% as a separate block of income and the person making payment shall deduct tax at the said rate.

Similarly, the receipts from the provident funds above Rs500,000 have also been taxed at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.

The government has also proposed an amendment in Clause 23C of the second schedule to tax the pension funds for the sake of Rs148 million. “The profit on debt (from pension funds) shall be chargeable to tax at the rate of 10% as separate block of income.”

To recover another Rs1 billion from the salaried people, the government has proposed to omit Clause 39 from the second schedule to take special allowances of the employees, except entertainment and conveyance allowances.

Any income of a newspaper employee representing Local Travelling Allowance paid in accordance with the decision of the Third Wage Board for Newspaper Employees constituted under the Newspaper Employees (Conditions of Service) Act, 1973 will also be taxed.

The government has omitted Clause (53A) to tax free or subsidised food provided by hotels and restaurants to its employees during duty hours; free or subsidised education provided by an educational institution to the children of its employees; free or subsidised medical treatment provided by a hospital or a clinic to its employees.

This measure will generate Rs135 million annually.

end result:


PMLN to lahore, gunjrawala and sialkot chamber of commerce:


:)