Essay Outline: Promotion of Tax Culture in Pakistan

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Essay Outline: Promotion of Tax Culture in Pakistan

1. Introduction:
   • Definition of tax culture
   • Tax culture around the world
   • Tax culture in Pakistan
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2. An overview of current tax regime in Pakistan:
   • Reasons due to which people don’t pay taxes
   • Lack of awareness about tax system
   • Complex tax system and codes
   • Harassment of the tax-payers
   • Corruption in the administration
   • Badly carried out amnesty scheme
   • Lack of tax incentives
   • Dependence on sales, income and custom tax
   • Usefulness of current tax system and its inherent inefficiencies
   • Negative public attitude
   • Need for promotion of tax culture in the country and its significance.
3. Prospects:
   • Restructuring FBR
   • Broadening tax base
   • Automation of FBR to facilitate stakeholders
   • Moving to direct tax from indirect
   • Incentive based tax system.
   • Public Awareness campaign
4. Challenges:
   • Red-Tapism:
   • Rampant Corruption:
   • Complex tax code:
   • Tax illiteracy:
   • Meddled Center-Provincial tax system:
   • Large undocumented economy:
   • Public-Government Mistrust:
5. Conclusion:

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