Movement Started by Salaried Class Advocating for Tax Reduction

The salaried class has initiated a movement advocating for a reduction in income tax rates.

In response to the recent increase in taxes imposed on their earnings, salaried individuals have begun to voice their concerns publicly.

A protest was recently held in Islamabad

Participants chanted slogans calling for Relief “Let Salaried Individuals Live” End Extravagant Spending and Reduce Taxes on the Salaried Class.

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