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 New Taxes On Imports Of Mobiles In Pakistan. Budget 2022 & 2023 ‏30ڈالر مالیت کے موبائل پر100 روپے  30 سے 100ڈالر کے موبائل  پر200روپے  101 سے200ڈالر کے موبائل پر600روپے  201 سے350ڈالر  کے موبائل پر1800روپے 351 سے500ڈالر  کے موبائل  پر4000روپے  501 سے700ڈالر  کے موبائل پر8000روپے 701ڈالر سے زائد مالیت کے موبائل فون پر16000روپے ٹیکس ہوگا New Taxes On Imports Of Mobiles In Pakistan. Budget 2022 & 2023. New Taxes On Mobiles In Pakistan In Budget 2022. Taxes Slabs On Mobiles In Pakistan For Fiscal Year 2022 and 2023. Pashto Pedia Times

 New Taxes Imposed In Pakistan today 31 December 2021 for New Year 2022. 17% GST being levied on 144 products (which had no or less tax) today. The price increases will increase food insecurity in Pakistan/ Among these some notable are: 1. Infant/Baby Milk to now be taxed - Generating Rs. 15 Billion (17% on both raw material and 17% on Sale - so looking at a higher collective increase) - will increase stunted growth and malnutrition which is already a huge concern in the country.  2. Mobile Phone Calls will be 5% more expensive 3. GST rate on cars of above 850cc will go up to 17%, CBU Units taxed at 17% from 5% 4. 17% GST on raw materials for pharmaceutical products for revenue worth Rs45 billion - Medicines which have already more than doubled in this government (Amir Kiani ki rishwat khori ke baad), will now get more expensive.  5. Tax on Bread products prepared in bakeries (which were previously exempt)  6. Red Chillis sold open will also be taxed at 17% 7. Cereals will be taxed at

 Taliban New Orders About Women, Music And Drugs.  New Laws For Taxi Drivers By Taliban امر بالمعروف و نهی ازمنکر کابل کې ټکسي چلوونکو ته سپارښتنې کړي دي  ۱- په موټر کې موسیقي منع ده  ۲-د نشه يي توکو وړل او کارول منع دي  ۳- بې حجابه میرمنې موټر کې مه سپاروي  English Translation Of Taliban New Orders and Laws. 1. Taxi Drivers Are Not Allowed To Play Music In Their Cars 2. Taxi Drivers Are Not Allowed To Carry Drugs or Use it 3. Women without Hijab ( Burqa)  are Not Allowed to travel In Cars. Reported By Abdul Haq Umari Based In USA.