The following topics can be found in their own Tax Law posts:
1. IHC Order [ITR 104 -26] 24-6-2026 PQEPCL Vs CIR – Default Surcharge on Super Tax – Secs 4C & 205 ITO – Relisted for 29-9-2026
2. ATIR Order [ITA 1347 -19] 27-2-2026 Vs CIRA – Sec 214C ITO – Audit – Exemption on Cap Gain – Addition u-S 111 – Notice u-S 121 – TY-2015 – Payment of 30pc more Tax – 2024 SCMR 700 – Allowed
The following topics are included in the given attachment:
3. FINANCE ACT 2026: FBR DENIED POWERS TO RECOVER TAXES FROM BANK ACCOUNTS WITHOUT NOTICE
4. FBR GRANTS RS438 BILLION TAX EXEMPTIONS FROM TOTAL INCOME: REPORT 2026
5. FEDERAL BOARD OF REVENUE EYES NEW PERFORMANCE METRICS
6. AUDIT PUSHES FBR TO TAKE ACTION AGAINST 1,300 WITHHOLDING AGENTS FOR RS45.4 BILLION TAX RECOVERY
7. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS FOUND DEFAULTERS FOR RS6.52BN INCOME TAX, FBR ASKED TO RECOVER
8. SINDH ASSEMBLY PASSES RS3.562TRN BUDGET FOR FY2026–27
9. SINDH BUDGET 2026-27: SINDH ASSEMBLY PASSES RS3.562TR DEFICIT BUDGET FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2026-27
10. SRB APPOINTS COMMISSIONER FOR APPEALS FILED BY TWO BANKS
11. KP ASSEMBLY OPPOSES IMPOSITION OF TAXES IN MALAKAND, TRIBAL DISTRICTS
12. FTO DEFIES OWN ORDER
13. RELEASE OF SEIZED IMPORTED GOODS: IMPORTER ISSUES ‘FINAL’ NOTICE TO CUSTOMS AUTHORITIES
14. REAP URGES GOVT TO EXTEND DLTL SCHEME UNTIL SEPT 30
15. SODA ASH DUMPING CASE TESTS NATIONAL TARIFF COMMISSION’S CONSISTENCY
16. APGMA URGES NTC TO RECONSIDER METHODOLOGY IN ANTI-DUMPING INVESTIGATION
17. APGMA URGES NTC TO RECONSIDER METHODOLOGY IN ANTI-DUMPING INVESTIGATION
18. CHINESE SODIUM PICRAMATE: CUSTOMS FIXES NEW IMPORT VALUES
19. FBR TIGHTENS PAKISTAN-IRAN CARGO TRANSIT RULES AMID GULF SECURITY CONCERNS: CUSTOMS ORDER REVISES LAND ROUTE APPROVALS, ASSIGNS STRICTER OVERSIGHT TO TRANSIT AUTHORITIES AND PERMITS CROSS STUFFING OF IRAN-BOUND CARGO AT PORTS
20. FBR ISSUES FRAMEWORK OF CARGO TRANSPORTATION TO-AND-FROM IRAN
21. IRAN TRADE: BMP ADVOCATES FOR REMOVAL OF BANKING, LOGISTICS BARRIERS
22. TDAP COMES UNDER SERIOUS SCRUTINY: A MAJOR PORTION OF THESE IRREGULARITIES RELATES TO RECOVERY ISSUES AMOUNTING TO OVER RS. 1.6 BILLION