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 BUDGET 2021-22 BULLET POINTS 😊 11-6-2021 1- Self Assessment Scheme to be revived 2- Third-Party audit introduced  3- Automated based selection for audit 4- Income and expenditure-based tax system to be introduced 5- Information technology to be used for non-filers 6- No harassment by any official to taxpayers 7- Salaried person no new taxes 8- GST net to be increased and all wholesaler and retailer will be brought in a scheme 9- Prizes will be given to sales tax payees receipt owners 10- To introduce a simple tax return form 11- Sales tax and FED changes introduced 12- Small business turnover tax increased to 10 Million rupees having tax credits 13- Cars up to 850cc car FED abolished and sales tax decreased to 12.5% and VAT abolished. 14- IT services, zero-rated introduced 15- Locally Electronic cars sales tax decrease to 1%, VAT exempted, Fed exempted 16- Special Technology zones will be introduced and for their related  imports will be exempted 17- Telecom --- FED exempted, Sales t

      World Famous Battles Battle of Marathon 490 BC Athenians and Persians. King Darius of Persia defeated. Battle of Thermoplaye 480 BC Spartans led by Leonidas and Persians led by Xerexes. Greeks defeated. Battle of Salamis 480 BC Athenian fleet and Persian fleet in bay of Salamis; Persian fleet defeated. Battle of Platae 479 BC Greek and Persians forces defeated. Battle of Mycale 479 BC Greek and Persian fleets; Persian fleet defeated. Spartan War I (Peloponesian War) 459 BC Sparta and Athens, lasted for 30 years. Spartan War II Home 431 BC-421 Sparta and Athens; Spartans victorious. Battle of Arabia 331 BC Greek and Persian forces; Greeks victorious. Battle of Magnesia 190 BC Syrian and Roman forces; Syrian forces defeated (North-west Lydia). Battle of Pharasalus 48 AD Caesar defeated Pompey. Battle of Hastings 1066 William, the Duck of Normandy defeated Harold, the king of England. England came under the control of Normans. Hundred- year War 1338- 1453 Fought between France and E

  ON one of his trips to Karachi towards the middle of 2000, Pakistan’s ‘chief executive’ and army chief Gen Pervez Musharraf agreed to a meeting requested by one the country’s most prominent business figures known for his services, and close ties, to the military top brass. The meeting, in the VVIP lounge of Karachi Airport, just before Gen Musharraf was to take off on his return flight by a special aircraft to Rawalpindi, had a one-point agenda. The business figure asked for the general’s help as he was being ‘unfairly hounded’ by NAB. NAB, or the National Accountability Bureau, was set up soon after Musharraf’s October 1999 coup with the avowed task of rooting out corruption in the country and the repatriation of ‘looted’ national wealth in cases where it had been taken abroad. Lt-Gen Syed Mohammad Amjad had been named the first NAB chairman. He belonged to a rare breed of officers. Very rare in recent decades. His colleagues and juniors talk of a man committed to principles