FBR falls short of its January target by Rs80bn

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00:00FBR is facing a revenue shortfall of 80 billion rupees in January.

00:04In January, FBR was given the target of accumulating 956 billion rupees,

00:08in which it is facing a shortfall.

00:11In January, it is facing a revenue shortfall of 80 billion rupees.

00:15In January, FBR's target was 956 billion rupees,

00:18but in this, FBR is facing a revenue shortfall of 80 billion rupees,

00:24but in this, FBR is facing a revenue shortfall of 80 billion rupees.

00:35In January, FBR is facing a revenue shortfall of 80 billion rupees,

00:41but in this, FBR is facing a revenue shortfall of 80 billion rupees,

00:44but in this, FBR is facing a revenue shortfall of 80 billion rupees,

00:52and the total shortfall in these seven months is 465 billion rupees.

00:57But it is a good thing that the growth of FBR's tax savings has increased by about 39%.

01:05And on the annual basis, the growth of seven months has increased by about 26%.

01:11But all of this will cause difficulties when there will be talks with the IMF,

01:18when the IMF will say that you did not get the tax revenue,

01:21then there will be pressure on Pakistan to impose mini-budgets,

01:24and there is a possibility that the government will increase the various taxes,

01:28especially the various funds for the federal excise and state tax,

01:32and there is also a possibility that the FED will be imposed on China.

01:36Okay, thank you very much, Shoaib.