notorious_eagle
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Let's go through your argument point by point.
Wrong. There is a clear increase in Indirect Tax Collection, not Direct Tax Collection. This means, the rich are largely left alone with their tax emption status and the poor are left to foot the bill. So yes, increase in Tax Collection from the poor. Good Job.
The most optimistic scenario states that CPEC Projects will come online in the next 5-10 years as they are still in Planning Phases, only lower level work has broken ground. Exports in the past 2.5 years have gone down compared to the PPP Era, despite continuous supply of electricity to the Industry.
Tax collection from the rich, hammering on corruption and end of wasteful spending. You know how normal countries raise money, instead of leaving debt to our future generations.
If you call the debt figures released by the Finance Ministry ridiculous and not solid, i really don't know what to say because i was under the impression that the Finance Ministry handles all the wheeling and dealings of acquiring loans for the Federal Government. But you're claiming otherwise, i guess the Finance Minister should be sacked for providing fake numbers to the Nation.
There is a clear increase in Tax collection.
Wrong. There is a clear increase in Indirect Tax Collection, not Direct Tax Collection. This means, the rich are largely left alone with their tax emption status and the poor are left to foot the bill. So yes, increase in Tax Collection from the poor. Good Job.
Exports increase is bound to Electricity and gas availability that is where CPEC comes into light.
The most optimistic scenario states that CPEC Projects will come online in the next 5-10 years as they are still in Planning Phases, only lower level work has broken ground. Exports in the past 2.5 years have gone down compared to the PPP Era, despite continuous supply of electricity to the Industry.
Unless our nation can bring money out of thin air you have no choice to take loans for development projects and to keep your currency stable.
Tax collection from the rich, hammering on corruption and end of wasteful spending. You know how normal countries raise money, instead of leaving debt to our future generations.
The debt figures are completely ridiculous with no solid basis. These figures have been taken into consideration by keeping in mind that debt wont be returned at all. People are not idiot as they know what is wrong and where is wrong but useless propaganda at a crucial time is nothing but pure jealousy.
If you call the debt figures released by the Finance Ministry ridiculous and not solid, i really don't know what to say because i was under the impression that the Finance Ministry handles all the wheeling and dealings of acquiring loans for the Federal Government. But you're claiming otherwise, i guess the Finance Minister should be sacked for providing fake numbers to the Nation.