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 reform, budgets and constitutional questions — by Dr. Ikramul Haq, Huzaima Bukhari and Abdul Rauf Shakoori, including pieces first published in Pakistan’s leading newspapers. See also our Budget 2027 & challenges series and our When VAT ceases to be VAT series, and our Beyond Public Finance series, and our Bankruptcy of Ideas series, and our FATF & Pakistan hub, and our FBR & Pakistan hub, and our Withholding Tax & Pakistan hub, and our Tax Reform & Pakistan hub, and our Constitutional Tax Law & Pakistan hub.

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Look Busy Do Nothing

    Huzaima Bukhari   “Taxation is a lot like sheep shearing. As long as you shear a sheep, it will continue to produce a…
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Crypto Debates: Myths & Realities

    Dr. Ikramul Haq & Abdul Rauf Shakoori   The cryptocurrency revolution is increasingly redefining global financial norms, and Pakistan’s recent exploration into digital…
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Floods: Are We Prepared?

    Huzaima Bukhari   “Calamity is the perfect glass wherein we truly see and know ourselves”—William M. Daley   As summer of 2025 progresses…
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CPEC, Taxes & IMF

    Dr. Ikramul Haq   The authorities plan to undertake a holistic assessment of Special Economic Zones and Export Processing Zones to gradually phase…
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Budget 2025 & IMF’s conditions

    Huzaima Bukhari, Dr. Ikramul Haq & Abdul Rauf Shakoori The economic journey of Pakistan has recently showed a positive transformation, with macroeconomic indicators…
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Need for fair & efficient taxation

  Dr. Ikramul Haq & Abdul Rauf Shakoori Tax administrations, both at federal and provincial levels, lack the requisite level of digitization, professionalism and human…