“We will meet IMF conditions, Rs 350 billion assessment exception will be removed”
Finance counselor Senator Shaukat Tareen says the public authority will meet the states of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) before January 12.
As per sources, the central government will introduce the corrected money bill in the National Assembly on Tuesday, December 28.
Sources said that the ایف 1 billion advance portion of the IMF is dependent upon the changed money bill while the SBP power bill will likewise be presented in the gathering alongside the money bill.
Then again, Finance Advisor Senator Shaukat Tareen said that the 6th audit report will be introduced at the gathering of the IMF Executive Board on January 12.
Shaukat Tareen says that Pakistan will satisfy the states of IMF before January 12, the duty exception of Rs 350 billion will be removed in the revised money bill.
In such manner, the sources said that the state of IMF is that the altered money bill should be passed by the get together along these lines the revised money bill won’t come into power from the law.