A National Assembly (NA) panel has recommended thirty amendments to Pakistan’s Finance Bill, focusing on revenue generation and addressing concerns raised by various stakeholders. A key proposal involves implementing an instalment-based tax on imported mobile phones, aiming to increase tax collection from this sector. Other proposed changes include adjustments to tax rates on specific goods and services, as well as clarifications on certain tax provisions. The committee also considered and approved amendments related to the Federal Board of Revenue’s (FBR) powers and procedures. These revisions seek to streamline tax administration and enhance transparency. The panel’s recommendations will now be presented to the full National Assembly for further debate and approval before becoming law. The proposed mobile phone tax is expected to generate significant revenue for the government, while the other amendments aim to improve the overall tax system.