Islamabad, 13 June 2025: Five Taxes in 2025 have officially been scrapped as part of Sindh’s new financial roadmap, marking a shift towards more inclusive and efficient economic reforms.
In a recent policy update, the provincial leadership revealed that Five Taxes in 2025 would no longer apply under the upcoming fiscal framework.
The move is seen as an effort to provide relief to citizens and reduce the financial burden amid ongoing economic challenges.
As part of the broader reforms, a downward revision in motor vehicle taxation has been introduced. Authorities aim to make vehicle ownership more affordable while streamlining tax compliance procedures for motorists.
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The provincial government has also declared plans to exempt several services from taxation starting next year, as part of a strategy to ease business operations and stimulate growth in key service sectors.
Sindh’s leadership emphasised the importance of harnessing underutilised assets within the province. The government is expected to focus on developing dormant sectors to expand the revenue base without overburdening the public.
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Officials have further reiterated that Sindh is well-positioned to take on a leading role in Pakistan’s development agenda, driven by inclusive policies and progressive economic planning.
This package of reforms including the removal of Five Taxes in 2025 reflects a strategic shift towards long-term sustainability and regional economic empowerment.
