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FBR Confirms No Additional Taxes on Small Cars

February 12, 2025
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The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has assured that no new taxes will be imposed on small cars, offering much-needed relief to buyers looking for affordable vehicles. This announcement was made by FBR Chairman Rashid Mahmood Langrial during a recent meeting with lawmakers, where discussions focused on tax policies, vehicle taxation, digital invoicing, and measures to curb tax evasion.

A Boost for the Small Car Market

Chairman Langrial emphasized that buyers of cars up to 800cc will not face any additional tax burdens. This decision is expected to boost sales in the small car segment, benefiting both consumers and the local automobile industry. With rising inflation and increasing vehicle costs, this move provides reassurance to budget-conscious car buyers.

FBR’s Digital Transformation and Anti-Tax Evasion Measures

Aside from vehicle taxation, FBR is working on key initiatives to improve tax compliance:

  • Digital Invoicing System: FBR is introducing a digital invoicing system for businesses, aimed at improving transparency and ensuring better tax collection.
  • Tracking Tax Evasion: A new system has been developed to analyze turnover data and detect tax evasion. However, the chairman assured that this will not cause unnecessary disruptions to legitimate transactions.

Other Key Taxation Discussions

The meeting also covered several other taxation concerns:

  • Stock Market Investments: Lawmakers debated restrictions on stock market investments, raising concerns about students and young individuals participating in stock trading.
  • Real Estate Transparency: There were discussions on implementing stricter requirements for property buyers to declare their assets, ensuring better tax documentation.

Future Tax Reforms on the Horizon

The session concluded with a focus on future tax reforms and the role of third-party auditors in boosting revenue collection. However, for small car buyers, the key takeaway remains the assurance that their vehicles will remain free from additional tax hikes.

This decision by FBR is seen as a positive step for the automotive sector, helping to sustain demand for small cars and supporting the local industry in challenging economic conditions.


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