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Talking taxes

Outlet: Dawn · none@none.com (Khurram Husain) · Published 22/10/2026 04:04 UTC

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IN the two days before writing this column, I had the pleasure of being immersed in a series of discussions in Islamabad on all things related to taxes in Pakistan. Hosted by the finance ministry and the IMF, the discussions brought together senior practitioners, advisers, and stakeholders for a detailed, high-level debate on what all needs to change in Pakistan’s tax system for it to play a more enabling role in undergirding stability for the private sector and promoting growth rather than being a drag on it. What struck me during the discussions was the large gulf between the community of ex

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