The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) in Pakistan has made significant strides in enhancing tax compliance by integrating over 11,000 large retailers into its Point of Sale (POS) system. As reported by ProPakistani on February 11, 2026, this initiative is a part of a broader strategy to modernize the retail tax system and reduce tax evasion. The article highlights that 'a total of 11,141 retailers have been integrated into the FBR’s POS system as of February,' which allows for real-time electronic sales reporting. This move is expected to create a 'fairer business environment' by ensuring accurate tax payments from big sellers and improving transparency in tax collection nationwide. The sentiment in this article is positive, emphasizing the benefits of technology in expanding the tax net and strengthening compliance.
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FBR Connects Over 11,000 Retailers to Tax Reporting System

Pakistan's FBR integrates 11,000+ retailers into POS for better tax compliance, while PRA's cashless mandate faces criticism for excluding those without digital payment access.
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