Archive for January 2010
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The World Bank (WB) has observed that the new Federal Value-Added Tax (VAT) Act 2010 should clearly define the powers and functions of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) for administration of the broad-based VAT
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The World Bank (WB) has observed that the new Federal Value-Added Tax (VAT) Act 2010 should clearly define the powers and functions of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) for administration of the broad-based VAT
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US officials Wednesday announced a 92 million dollar settlement with insurance firm General Re, controlled by investor Warren Buffett, for its role in fraudulent accounting practices, including a scheme to help AIG. The Securities and
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US officials Wednesday announced a 92 million dollar settlement with insurance firm General Re, controlled by investor Warren Buffett, for its role in fraudulent accounting practices, including a scheme to help AIG. The Securities and
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US officials Wednesday announced a 92 million dollar settlement with insurance firm General Re, controlled by investor Warren Buffett, for its role in fraudulent accounting practices, including a scheme to help AIG. The Securities and
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Interior Minister Rehman Malik Wednesday reiterated government's resolve to uphold dignity of Pakistani nationals and categorically said that the citizens of the countries, where Pakistanis confront discriminatory laws, would face tit-for-tat action on our soil.
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Interior Minister Rehman Malik Wednesday reiterated government's resolve to uphold dignity of Pakistani nationals and categorically said that the citizens of the countries, where Pakistanis confront discriminatory laws, would face tit-for-tat action on our soil.
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The world economy will bounce back in 2010 with growth of 2.4 percent but could slump back into recession if state stimulus spending is wound up too early, the United Nations said Wednesday. The UN''s
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The world economy will bounce back in 2010 with growth of 2.4 percent but could slump back into recession if state stimulus spending is wound up too early, the United Nations said Wednesday. The UN's
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The world economy will bounce back in 2010 with growth of 2.4 percent but could slump back into recession if state stimulus spending is wound up too early, the United Nations said Wednesday. The UN's
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