Pakistan's ginners allow direct taxation to the Federal Revenue Agency

The Federal Revenue Service of Pakistan allows the ginners to pay taxes directly to the Federal Revenue Service, regardless of whether they sell cotton to local textile mills or other institutions, so that they can claim tax refunds in accordance with the rules. The Minister of Taxation of the Multan Regional Authority, Hattina, is in the same cotton gin. The dinner held at the factory said.

Hatina said that their highest priority is to help taxpayers. They consider taxpayers' suggestions and try to eliminate differences and deficiencies in tax laws.

In an welcoming remark, Kakusi, the Pakistani Cotton Mill Association (PCGA), said that the owners of the textile factory had owed Rs 55 billion in taxes to the State Treasury. This tax was paid from the ginners when they paid for cotton. % tax deducted.

Kuresh said that the government should immediately take measures to collect this tax from the owners of the textile factory, otherwise they will file a lawsuit against the Pakistani Minister of Justice and take legal action.

Qureshi said that farmers’ associations should volunteer to pack and protect growers because influential people are trying to defraud them.