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Kasim Gillani on PTA Mobile Taxes: When Digital Policy Punishes the Citizen

Pakistan’s mobile taxes have turned smartphones into unusable luxuries. Learn why high PTA duties hurt freelancers, waste foreign exchange, and block digital growth—and why zero-rating phones may be the smarter policy.

No PTA TAX

The Bottom Line

Pakistan cannot tax its way into digital progress.

As long as smartphones are treated like luxury imports instead of productivity infrastructure, the country will keep paying—through lost competitiveness, wasted foreign exchange, and a frustrated, disconnected population.

Sometimes, the smartest fiscal move is not to charge more—but to step aside and let productivity breathe.

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Because policies that quietly hurt millions should not remain quietly unquestioned.

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