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EXPLORE REGULATORY INTELLIGENCESBP introduces a wholesale and agency financing framework for small enterprises and small farmers. Financing under these arrangements is reportable in banks' relevant portfolios and linked to existing federal risk coverage schemes.
READ INTELLIGENCE BRIEF ↗NTC / 26 Oct 2026NTC initiates an investigation into alleged dumping of fine-count cotton yarn from China. The notice does not impose provisional or definitive anti-dumping duty.
READ INTELLIGENCE BRIEF ↗SBP / 26 Oct 2026SBP has raised its policy-rate target to 12%, effective 27 October 2026.
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BROWSE LATEST JUDGEMENTSThe Sindh High Court maintained restoration of customs agents' licences because the show cause notices omitted the particulars of the alleged bribery. An attempt to influence an officer can itself violate rule 102(1)(k), and a forensic report is not always required for electronic evidence, but procedural fairness remains mandatory.
READ CASE ANALYSIS ↗The Lahore High Court set aside and remanded an insurance-claim award because the Insurance Tribunal did not give issue-wise findings on limitation, payment, calculation and the basis for liquidated damages.
READ CASE ANALYSIS ↗A section 122(5A) amended assessment must rest on a demonstrable error prejudicial to revenue. The Lahore High Court rejected a revenue reference challenging tribunal relief on bad debts, vehicle depreciation and related deductions where the department did not establish legal or evidential error.
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