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      Overview

      The Finance Bill, 2026 was presented in the National Assembly on Friday evening i.e. 12 June 2026 amidst continuing signs of economic stabilization in Pakistan. The recovery is largely attributable to prudent macroeconomic management, continued engagement with the International Monetary Fund, disciplined fiscal consolidation, cautious monetary policy, contained inflation, exchange-rate stability, improved foreign exchange reserves and renewed investor confidence reflected in the capital markets.


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      Budget Brief 2026

      A review of the Budget’s major business implications

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      Partner - Head of Tax

      KPMG in Pakistan