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agricultural tax
aoa the respected intelligentia of Pakitan pls help me broadening my view about
A- gvt's plan to tax agricultural income.pls tell me a-if this tax would be levied against income from corporate farming as well??? b- if yes,then against whom,(foreign investers???) n on what(foreign investers' incom from farming???) it ll be levied? B- what is current Inflation rate including Food inflation, Unemployment rate, Public n Private Savings, Foreign investment, Private/Domestic Investment C- w/h is more better n Why: IPPs or RPPs accept my gratitude in advance n prayers |
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OK, i have the reply ready regarding Agri-tax;
As for as i know the imposing of this tax is now in doldrum, as finance minister has resigned today and he was the main propenent of this tax against the wishes of our ruling class who are all agriculturists, so relax. |
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waiting for the answer of other querries. warm regards
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plz see the official sites of GOP, WB, PIDE etc. for latest figures.
For inflation see the site of FBS (Data is released every Thursday for the past week) CPI (cosumer price index) SPI (sensitive price index) |
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KAWISH (Wednesday, February 24, 2010) |
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Foreign investment: 1.28bn dollars (last six months) CPI inflation: 10.31%(average of last six months) Unemployment: almost 15% Food Inflation: 2005 12% 2006 7% 2008 50% I think the food inflation for year 2009 was 82% (i dont remember exactly) Compare yourself what is better IPPs or RPPs 1.IPPs cost Rs.1.77 per Kwh, while RPPs cost Rs.14.65 per kwh 2. RPPs will have extra burden on gas reserves and we will have to import oil, increasing oil import bill. 3.There will be upto 87% hike in the customer teriff in 2 years. 4. RPPs as a whole will cost upto 5bn dollars to the nation in next five years. 5. There are major inconsistencies in the deal as there are irregularities in the procurment and gaurantees by these power producers. Remember because of shortage of our energy the losses to our industries amounted to Rs.200bn in year 2008. For short term RPPs should be hired but for long term they will prove very costly.
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KAWISH (Wednesday, February 24, 2010) |
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as per the facts provided by respected Mr. Waseem,RPPs seem extremly unwise deal.if there are some opposers to this view pls make it known(it would be more apprciable if opposition is supported by facts n solid reasoning)
thnx n pls send ur replies earlier,i ll be even more grateful for that. warm regards
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Strongly opposed
I strongly oppose taxing the agriculture sector
farming community is always grind by everyone only 4 % of credit is proceeded to agriculture sector that accounts for 23% of GDP resulting in farmers to be under the burden of loans at high markup on inputs like fertlizer, seed, pesticides Shortage of water resulting in loss to farmers in case water pumps/turbines are use for irrigation..........load shedding In case desiel engines are used to pump underground water...rising prices of diesel In case credit is provided for inputs by agri banks...low quality of seed and adultrated fertilizer/pesticides worlds poorest agri extention system to train farmers in latest technology initially retailers/middlemen/munufactors loot the farmer in availing them the inputs i.e seed, oil, fertilizer, pesticides by earning profit on purchase, then by imposing high mark up on credit sale then at the time of purchase low price of produce, and he is treated so inhumanly at the time of marketing........as is being experienced for wheat procuurent currently At the time of marketing traders and mill/factories secure maximum profit then should Govt. impose taxes........ Would it be justifiable to poor farmers Would it encourage or discourage the main sector of pakistani economy What should do....
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