Tax & Corporate Law Articles by Huzaima & Ikram

Huzaima & Ikram’s articles collect decades of published analysis on Pakistan’s tax and corporate law — income tax, sales tax, FBR reforms, budgets and constitutional questions — by Dr. Ikramul Haq, Huzaima Bukhari and Abdul Rauf Shakoori, including pieces first published in Pakistan’s leading newspapers.

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Budget 2027 & challenges-I

Debtocracy & Pakistan’s lost sovereignty Dr. Ikramul Haq “?.PPP’s Senator Raza Rabbani, a noted lawyer and former chairman of the Senate, termed the IMF the…

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When VAT ceases to be VAT-III

Rebuilding the invoice-credit chain Dr Ikramul Haq Pakistan does not need another sales-tax reform package. It needs a decision: either restore VAT’s…

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When VAT ceases to be VAT-II

Withholding, blocked credits & fiscal Balkanisation Dr Ikramul Haq A tax can retain the statutory label of value added tax long after its operating logic…

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When VAT ceases to be VAT-I

Distorting & mutilating value added taxation Dr Ikramul Haq Pakistan’s principal consumption levies are called ‘sales tax’, but constitutional competence…

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Taxpayer Tax Statement

By Muhammad Ashraf and Muhammad Yousha We are all familiar with the term “Bank Statement,” which records all transactions relating to deposits,…

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Tax justice system at bay

Huzaima Bukhari & Dr. Ikramul Haq “It is to be noted that appeals should not be filed as a matter of routine or because a decision has been rendered…

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Tax Proposals Budget 2027-XII

Exceeding IMF’s target without crushing economy Huzaima Bukhari & Dr. Ikramul Haq As the federal government prepares to unveil budget for fiscal year…

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Tax Proposals Budget 2027-XI

Digital economy, documentation & AI compliance Huzaima Bukhari & Dr. Ikramul Haq Pakistan’s tax debate often proceeds as if the country lacks information…

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Tax Proposals Budget 2027-X

Provincial tax reforms & municipal finance Huzaima Bukhari & Dr. Ikramul Haq As Budget 2027 is expected on June 10, 2026, the federal government has…