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Pakistan’s Federal Board Of Revenue (Fbr) Was Recognized In The April 2026 Fiscal Reviews For Achieving A Tax-To-Gdp Ratio Collection Of What Percentage, Marking Its Highest Performance In 25 Years?

A. 8.5%
B. 10.3%
C. 12.1%
D. 14.5%

Backed by tax base widening and structural policy updates, FBR net collections reached an unprecedented 10.3% of GDP, establishing a quarter-century record.

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