Various experts yesterday stressed the need to review the vaccination roadmap to bring most of the population under its coverage in the shortest possible time as mass inoculation is the only way to get rid of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. If the country cannot be fully vaccinated, it will face global restrictions that would hamper the country's foreign trade as well as
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The dual rules regulating the bitumen sector are taking a heavy toll of tax on the local producers and granting tax waiver and other privileges to the importers - creating an uneven competition in the market.
Damage of the roads and highways due to the use of substandard imported bitumen has prompted the local entrepreneurs to go for producing high-quality bitumen locally.
But the local producers are overburdened with tax and exposed to discriminatory rules.
They are to pay 26 percent tax on the production of bitumen while importers are free from such tax.
Experts and businessmen termed high tax on locally produced bitumen is contrary to the government’s industry-friendly policy and the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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