ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Finance Miftah Ismail Tuesday said that Pakistan has gotten the draft Memorandum of Economic and Financial Policies (MEFP) from the International Monetary Fund for the consolidated seventh and eighth surveys.
On Friday, Miftah Ismail, in his spending plan wrapping up discourse, declared changes in the monetary measures according to the understanding that came with the bank. The public authority satisfied the requests of the IMF and consented to slap an expense on compensation workers of Rs:50,000 to Rs:100,000. The public authority put forth full-scale attempts to persuade the IMF however neglected to do as such. The used target was reexamined downwards, so an income excess of Rs:152 billion would be accomplished. The FBR assortment target has been amended vertical from Rs:7,004 billion to Rs:7,470 billion. The oil demand was kept unaltered at Rs:750 billion and presently the public authority has chosen to charge Rs:10 per liter on POL items with impact from July 1, 2022. The public authority has likewise forced a 10% Super Tax for huge scope ventures to meet the income target. 'Pakistan to get $1.9 billion from IMF' Talking at the Turnaround Pakistan Conference in Islamabad, Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said that Pakistan will get $1.9 billion altogether after the finish of the seventh and eighth audits from the IMF - $900 million and $1 billion separately. Miftah Ismail said that when he informed PM Shahbaz Sharif about the MEFP draft got today, the chief answered that the objective is independence. He said that 1 million individuals have enrolled for the modest petroleum plot up to this point. "Pakistan couldn't manage the cost of a fifth deficiency. We need to pursue hard decisions to put the country on the way of advancement." He said that he was glad for the country that it comprehended the issues looked at by the country. He likewise encouraged the rich to contribute to the public turn of events, adding "Pakistan isn't out of risk of liquidation."
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