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Thursday Jun 10 2021
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Tax lawyer calls on govt to reschedule tax rate for salaried individuals

By
Web Desk

Thursday Jun 10, 2021

Leading tax lawyer Anwar Kashif has urged the government to reschedule the tax rate for salaried individuals as inflation is high and it is the only section of the society that has a fixed income.  

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