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Senate panel to take up chemicals & dyes sector issues, Mandviwalla assures PCDMA

Chairman Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Revenue Senator Saleem Mandviwalla has assured the chemicals & dyes trade that the sector’s key taxation, import, Export Facilitation Scheme (EFS) and e-invoicing issues will be taken up at the parliamentary level, with the relevant government departments called in to seek solutions. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Pakistan Chemicals & Dyes…

Senate panel to take up chemicals & dyes sector issues, Mandviwalla assures PCDMA

The Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Revenue will be addressing issues related to the chemicals & dyes sector, with Chairman Senator Saleem Mandviwalla assuring the Pakistan Chemicals & Dyes Merchants Association (PCDMA) that their key concerns will be taken up at the parliamentary level. Mandviwalla urged the business community to engage with the government and parliament throughout the year, rather than only around the federal budget.

The PCDMA annual dinner, attended by various industry leaders and representatives, highlighted concerns such as the three percent additional tax, import and export facilitation schemes, and e-invoicing issues.

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