Country Profile: Pakistan

Tax to GDP ratio: 10.5%

Aviation tax: No information available

Financial Transactions Tax (FTT): Yes – tax in place

Although Pakistan has had a stamp duty since 1899, it has changed recently with the passage of the 2015 Finance Bill which added a tax for the transfer of shares from one Central Depository Company (CDC) account to another CDC account. The new rates are 0.5% to 1.5% of the face value for the issuance and transfer of shares, 0.01% of the purchase value for shares of public companies listed at a stock exchange, 0.01% of the face value of shares on transfer from one CDC account to another.

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Oil & Gas Revenues:

  • Total government revenue from oil & gas in 2022: $0.5 billion
  • Share of oil & gas activity covered: 34.1%

Source: PBPR

These figures represents an aggregate of fossil fuel revenues collected through various fiscal instruments, including royalties, taxes, and production entitlements.

Carbon Pricing: No carbon pricing instrument in place

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