Pakistan income gets an extra 243 billion rupees from sources other than taxes. The Ministry of Finance shared a report showing that from July to September this year, the government’s income from non-tax sources was over 453 billion rupees.

In the same period last year, it was 210 billion 60 million rupees. This year, there was a 47 billion 47 crore rupee increase in the Pakistan income collected from consumers during the same time.

The report also mentioned that the government is currently collecting 55 rupees per liter on diesel and 60 rupees per liter on petrol, as part of an agreement with the IMF. The goal for the current financial year is to collect 869 billion rupees from petroleum levies.

The Ministry of Finance’s report highlighted that government institutions received 66 billion 76 crore rupees as interest, 14 billion 54 crore rupees were collected as passport fees, and 41 billion 65 crore rupees came from oil and gas royalties which all gives a hike to Pakistan income.

Additionally, regulatory authorities, including the PTA, earned 3 billion 58 crore rupees, and the Islamabad district administration brought in 5 billion 222 crore rupees in revenue. The provinces also collected over 18 billion rupees in interest.

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