Talking to representatives of business community at the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Hammad said the business community and industrialists would not be harassed by FBR officials.
He said, “The government is working to enhance the tax to GDP ratio upto three or four percent within next three to four years.”
The minister further said that their focus would remain on data integration, tax registration, automation and broadening of tax base.
On the occasion, FBR Chairman Shabbar Zaidi said they were putting in place effective measures to curb under-invoicing and smuggling to stabilize local industry and businesses.
He said FBR was now switching over to automation to eliminate human interaction in tax system.
Earlier on July 6, Federal State Minister for Revenue Hammad Azhar had said that government was making efforts to make the new tax system easier.
“We are moving to new tax system from old one,” Hammaz Azhar had said while talking to media.
He had said that there are millions of commercial consumers in Pakistan which did not pay sales tax. Hammad Azhar had said that the incumbent government was making efforts to bring equal taxation system in the country.
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