806:"Federal Minister for Finance, Senator Muhammad Ishaq Dar said Saturday that the federal budget for the upcoming financial year 2013–14 will be presented before the National Assembly on Wednesday, 12 June after its approval from federal cabinet.The upcoming budget would mainly focus on revival of economy with special concentration on overcoming circular debt to resolve the prevailing energy crisis in the country, Ishaq Dar said while talking to media after assuming the office of Federal Minister for Finance, Revenue and Economic Affairs and Statistics here.
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adding that it was already engaged to devise a proper strategy in this regard adding that some payment are due till
December. The federal minister said that the country also have to spend on its defense, infrastructure and other social sector programs. He said that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) post-monitoring program missions is scheduled to visit Pakistan in the third week of June.
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the revenue targets it would set for the upcoming fiscal year (2013–14). He said there is dire need to enhance income and resources to help improve economy and lead the country towards progress and prosperity. He stressed the need for striking balance between income and expenditures and informed the media persons that austerity measures will be taken to reduce the expenditures."
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to consider and approve funding for Public Sector
Development Programme(PSDP) (2013–14).Senator Ishaq Dar said that the circular debt has expanded to Rs. 500 billion and for resolving energy crisis there is dire need to get rid of this burden adding that the upcoming budget would be devised in a way to come out of this vicious circle.
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The federal minister said that the debt on government has surged from Rs. 3000 billion up to Rs. 14000 billion and the government is not only bound to pay back the loans but also pay interests according to the schedule.The government would definitely opt for a better mechanism to pay back these loans
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He was of the view that country was facing several challenges however,added that the government would try its best to overcome these and help economic development.He said that inflation was also one of the pressing issues but it could not be brought down overnight and would take some time to provide
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On revenues, the federal minister said that the
Federal Board of Revenue(FBR) has been directed to achieve its revised tax collection target well in time. The FBR had revised the revenue target from Rs. 2301 to Rs. 2193 and then to Rs. 2116.The minister said that the government would try to achieve
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Ishaq Dar said that the government has already devised a strategy to overcome the prevailing challenges at economic front including energy crisis.Before the presentation of the budget in the
National Assembly, the meeting of National Economic Council (NEC) was scheduled to be held on Monday 10 June
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500 billion was to be eliminated in 60 days. The budget proposes to abolish the ministers' discretionary funds. Initiation of the
Laptops scheme was approved by the government and the Customs duty on water filtration equipment was proposed to be decreased while the people's works program renamed as
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based SST Teachers
Association lashed out at the government for providing no incentives to government employees, including teachers, in the budget. The SST Teachers Association criticised the government for not making increase in salaries of government employees. According to SST Teachers
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Although no new property taxes were levied in
Federal Budget but the provincial Punjab Budget 2013–14 imposed new taxes on property. Property sellers were made liable to pay a fixed percentage of tax which decreases as the retention period increases. Despite imposition of the heavy
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maintained: "Our minister of finance may not make favourable headlines, but he has made history. The document that he has presented makes him a dreamer and an artist —two in one. Someone intelligent once said, "An artist is a dreamer consenting to dream of the actual world."
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in the country, but, he added that no steps were taken in this regard. The MQM leader said the PML-N government also failed to introduce any policy to bring back looted money. While criticizing the government, Sattar said that money should be allocated in the budget to
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Initially, the committee proposed 7.5% raise in the salaries, however, Dar said the government has increased it by 10.1%. Senator Dar said the raise in salaries of government employees would be effective from 1 July."
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42 billion discretionary fund. According to
Farrukh Salim, the budget had shown as sign of "political maturity" as in the past governments had always abandoned schemes—whether good or bad—of their predecessors.
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and raised salaries of government personnel by 10.2% following recommendations of the committee tasked to review its feasibility. To review the budget, Finance
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said that no measures were taken to provide relief to the poor masses. He further said that the first priority of the government should be to eliminate electricity
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772:-based APTA association quoted that the "APTA association, together with the Punjab Teachers Association, would launch a protest movement against the government."
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has been fixed at 9.5%t. He said the government inherited a battered economy and the average rate of inflation stood at 13.1% in last five years."
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with increasing the investment-to-GDP ratio to 20.9% as well as increasing international reserves by 100% and keeping inflation in 6.3%.
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beginning from 1 July 2013 and ending on 30 June 2014. The budget was presented by Finance Minister
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After the severe criticism from the public, the adjustments were carried out Finance Minister
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933:"New property taxes won't hamper the growth of Pakistan's realty sector, reports Zameen.com"
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are being exempted form import duty. A concession of 50.01% had been proposed for 1200–1800
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Budget 2013–14: Punjab Assembly passes Finance Bill, tax target set at Rs126.7 billion
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550 billion. With an interaction with Dar, the senior economists and officials of the
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of GDP and desired the budget makers to design next year's budget on those lines.
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were bank borrowings. Detail of federal expenses and revenues is a follows:
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to reconsider the budget policy to fixing the minimum salary of workers at
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The tax exemption for luxury cars was proposed to be abolished while 1200
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over the next fiscal year. The budget seeks to address the country's
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and the zero-increment on salaries of government personnel. The pro-
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57.1 billion and a 50.0% jump in the number of scholarships. As dr.
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415:, which was termed as "business friendly". Total outlay of the
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1088:"Government unveils 'business friendly' budget for FY 2013–14"
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The main focus of the budget was to increase the spending on
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583:(lit. Nation–building Pakistan Programme). Finance Minister
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960:"Budget 2013–14: Higher education gets attention, finally"
867:"Economic plans: Govt set to unveil Rs 3.5tr budget today"
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892:"Govt unveils 'business friendly' budget for FY 2013–14"
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225 billion was reserved for energy sector development.
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since the change of government following the nationwide
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1297:Government to Present Budget on 12 June:Ishaq Dar,
700:The budget was criticized over the increase in the
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1205:. GEO News, 15 June 2013. GEO News. Archived from
459:627 billion as the debt servicing was near at the
152:57.4 billion for development of various areas in
1773:Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan
1006:"Budget 2013–14: Visualised: Budget at a glance"
504:20,000 tax be applicable on the purchase of 1000
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427:of 6.3%; the inflation was set at 9.5% as the
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219:3.42 billion including share of provinces of
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1848:Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund
555:800 billion as the government had allocated
262:Federal Public Sector Development Programme
176:government to bring down next year's fiscal
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987:"Dar wants "fiscal gap" to be cut by 2.5pc"
656:began back in the January 1972. The budget
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223:1.502 billion. Total Net Receipts were of
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431:was projected at 4.8%. The budget putted
1865:Pakistani economic crisis (2022–present)
1275:. GEO News, ad. GEO News. Archived from
471:was up by 10%, with minimum raised from
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101:on 12 June 2013 during a session of the
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760:based APTA association appealed to the
1273:"Government raises employees salaries"
993:. Beta dawn news, June 2013. Geo News.
467:was increased from 16% to 17% as the
325:Provision for Pay and other Pensions
215:Total revenue target for 2013–14 was
7:
1203:"MQM rejects federal budget 2013–14"
796:Governmental views on Federal Budget
551:. The non-tax income was set around
407:On 13 June 2013, Dar presented the
1715:Governor of State Bank of Pakistan
846:. Ministry of Finance publications
500:. Recommendations were to include
128:and is designed to achieve a 4.4%
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1826:Medium Term Development Framework
1126:"Federal Budget Speech 2013–2014"
1058:"Annual Budget Statement 2013–14"
644:The budget was aimed to fill the
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1167:Saleem, Farrukh (13 June 2013).
711:rejected the budget for the new
120:The new budget has an outlay of
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985:Kiyani, Khaleeq (2 June 2013).
2227:Mobile phone network operators
1135:. Ishaq Dar's speech on budget
958:Rizwan-ul-Haq (12 June 2013).
898:. 12 June 2013. Archived from
865:Ghauri, Irfan (12 June 2013).
612:Responding to the budget, dr.
581:Tamir-e-Watan Pakistan program
531:were also been increased. The
1:
1768:Pakistan Bureau of Statistics
1241:Ahmed, Saeed (14 June 2013).
1201:News Desk, a (15 June 2013).
1067:. Ministry of Finance, budget
652:for the first time since the
648:500 billion circular debt in
636:had voluntarily given up its
608:Commercial and public opinion
254:Defence Affairs and Services
164:Federal expenses and revenues
1732:Finance Minister of Pakistan
802:2014 Pakistan federal budget
634:Prime Minister's Secretariat
423:3.5 trillion with an annual
403:2014 Pakistan federal budget
351:
227:3.591 billion, out of which
2499:Nawaz Sharif administration
1617:Military budget of Pakistan
1056:etl. al, Finance Minister.
660:was to be scaled down from
535:rate was set to target for
443:; additional allocation of
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2509:2013 in Pakistani politics
2504:2014 in Pakistani politics
2419:Central business districts
2378:Central business districts
2371:Central business districts
1271:News desk (15 June 2013).
1169:"Historic budget unveiled"
1090:. GEO News. Archived from
1086:News desk (13 June 2013).
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731:said that the increase of
587:said that the auction for
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360:Bank Borrowings and loans
278:Running operations of the
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1836:National debt of Pakistan
1612:National debt of Pakistan
683:, with the allocation of
654:nationalization programme
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192:control measures of over
184:through a combination of
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1761:Federal Board of Revenue
840:"Federal Budget 2013–14"
2484:2014 government budgets
2439:Pakistanis by net worth
2190:Cottage and small scale
2082:Entertainment and Media
2061:Pakistan Stock Exchange
1853:Foreign aid to Pakistan
1821:Economic Liberalization
1690:State-owned enterprises
650:state-owned enterprises
511:. A withholding tax on
397:2013–2014 Fiscal Budget
2200:Information technology
2163:Science and technology
2114:Healthcare in Pakistan
1831:Periods of stagflation
1710:State Bank of Pakistan
1549:Azad Jammu and Kashmir
991:Geo Television Network
844:Government of Pakistan
626:highway infrastructure
593:State Bank of Pakistan
574:amounted to more than
376:Net External Receipts
280:Government of Pakistan
170:financial calculations
83:Federal Budget 2013–14
2429:International ranking
2383:I. I. Chundrigar Road
1816:Islamic economization
1004:Dawn (12 June 2013).
966:. The Express Tribune
717:Nine Zero Secretariat
368:Net Capital Receipts
352:Net Revenue Receipts
307:Development Expenses
270:Grants and Transfers
2185:Books and publishing
570:maintained that the
204:of GDP or less than
1659:Economy of Pakistan
1341:Budgets of Pakistan
871:The Express Tribune
453:defence expenditure
447:75 billion for the
238:Federal Expenses(%)
158:history of Pakistan
58:Ministry of Finance
28:
2444:Standard of living
2330:Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
2298:Domestic economies
2173:Telecommunications
1528:Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
1438:Provincial budgets
814:relief to masses.
630:electricity sector
513:wedding ceremonies
386:Provincial Surplus
346:Federal Revenue(%)
180:by about 2.50% of
38:Emblem of Pakistan
2479:Pakistani budgets
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2240:People and labour
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1903:National highways
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1302:Business Recorder
733:General sales tax
566:Finance Minister
463:926 billion. The
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298:Military Pensions
245:Interest Payments
156:— highest in the
115:general elections
103:National Assembly
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2494:2014 in Pakistan
2489:2013 in Pakistan
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2434:Provinces by GDP
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1957:Renewable energy
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1913:Railway stations
1791:Numbering system
1727:Finance ministry
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2151:Pharmaceuticals
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1994:Rice production
1979:Fuel extraction
1949:
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1801:Nationalization
1796:Five-Year Plans
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1739:Pakistani rupee
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498:hybrid vehicles
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