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Government Reduces GST & Custom Duty on Edible Oil

by Web Desk
October 19, 2021
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After a certain gap of a month, the government of Pakistan has decided to cut GST and customs duty by half for edible oil. Moreover, with an additional reduction in 2% customs duty to reduce the price by 45 to 50Rs per kilogram of edible oil.

The minister of planning and development Asad Umar said during a news conference, “We have decided to reduce its [edible oil] price by Rs45-50 per kg by reducing GST from 17 to 8.5pc, customs duty from Rs10,000 per tonne to Rs5,000 and abolish 2pc additional customs duty to provide relief [to the people],”

Furthermore, explained that the relief on the inflationary trend would not be present in the next 3 to 4 months. Explaining that the forecasts about the decline in prices are different. He explained, that the prime minister will most certainly announce a subsidy plan for major targeted goods for the people in the coming days.

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