Tax Administration and Reforms in Pakistan Test Online

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Question 1

1. Which of the following is NOT a direct tax in Pakistan?

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Property tax

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Income tax

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Wealth tax

Question 2

2. Which of the following is a feature of the "E-filing" system for tax returns in Pakistan?

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Only large corporations can use E-filing

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Taxpayers must file paper returns only

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The FBR handles tax calculations manually

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Taxpayers can file returns electronically through the FBR portal

Question 3

3. Which of the following is a key feature of Pakistan’s tax administration reforms?

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Increased customs duties on all imports

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Implementation of self-assessment systems and digital tax filing

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Reduced taxes for multinational corporations

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Introduction of a uniform tax rate across all sectors

Question 4

4. Which of the following is an example of "tax avoidance"?

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Avoiding the payment of taxes altogether

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Claiming legal deductions to reduce taxable income

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Underreporting income to reduce tax liability

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Misreporting business expenses to evade taxes

Question 5

5. Which of the following tax reforms was introduced to encourage the formalization of businesses in Pakistan?

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Tax amnesty schemes

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Increase in corporate tax rates

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Reduction of personal income tax rates

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Introduction of VAT

Question 6

6. What is the primary purpose of the "Tax Ombudsman" in Pakistan?

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To increase taxes on foreign goods

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To resolve disputes between taxpayers and tax authorities

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To manage tax audits

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To offer tax exemptions to businesses

Question 7

7. What is the key feature of a "progressive tax system"?

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Taxes are only applied to wealth

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The tax rate is the same for all income levels

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Tax rates decrease as income rises

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Higher income earners pay a higher percentage of their income in taxes

Question 8

8. Which of the following tax reforms was introduced to enhance tax compliance in Pakistan?

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The reduction of sales tax rates

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Introduction of progressive taxation

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The digitalization of tax records and filing systems

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Elimination of tax on agricultural products

Question 9

9. What is the key function of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) in Pakistan?

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To regulate trade policies

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To collect and manage taxes for the government

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To provide government loans to businesses

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To determine foreign exchange rates

Question 10

10. Which government initiative helps businesses comply with tax regulations in Pakistan?

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Introducing the "One-Window" tax registration system

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Reducing the number of audits conducted

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Raising tax rates for small businesses

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Increasing fines for non-compliance

Question 11

11. What does "tax base" refer to in the context of tax administration?

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The value of imported goods

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The total number of taxable individuals and businesses

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The amount of money collected from businesses

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The rate at which taxes are levied

Question 12

12. What is the objective of "tax audits" in Pakistan’s tax administration system?

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To increase the number of taxable individuals

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To provide tax refunds to businesses

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To identify errors or discrepancies in tax filings and enforce compliance

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To regulate foreign investments

Question 13

13. Which of the following measures is often part of tax reforms aimed at improving tax collection efficiency?

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Introducing self-assessment systems for taxpayers

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Reducing penalties for non-compliance

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Increasing the number of taxes levied

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Decreasing the frequency of audits

Question 14

14. What is "tax evasion"?

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Reporting the correct income to tax authorities

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Paying taxes early to receive a discount

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Legally reducing tax liability through deductions

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Avoiding tax payment by illegally concealing income or inflating expenses

Question 15

15. Which of the following is a characteristic of an effective tax administration system?

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Timely collection of taxes and effective enforcement

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Fewer audits and investigations

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High complexity in filing taxes

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Low taxpayer awareness

Question 16

16. Which of the following tax-related documents is essential for registering for tax in Pakistan?

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Social security number

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Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)

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National Identity Card

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Business license

Question 17

17. What does the "Tax Register" maintained by the FBR include?

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Number of audits conducted by the tax authorities

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Number of businesses receiving tax exemptions

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List of all goods imported into Pakistan

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Names of all registered taxpayers and their tax obligations

Question 18

18. What is the purpose of "Tax Amnesty Schemes" in Pakistan?

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To eliminate all taxes for certain sectors

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To allow taxpayers to declare undisclosed income and pay taxes at reduced rates

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To encourage tax evasion

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To increase import duties on foreign goods

Question 19

19. What is the primary benefit of tax reforms in Pakistan?

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Lower tax rates for businesses only

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Increased government spending on military projects

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Reduced penalties for tax evasion

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Improved efficiency in tax collection and increased revenue

Question 20

20. What is the significance of the "Withholding Tax" system in Pakistan’s tax administration?

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It is a tax imposed on businesses only

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It allows for the collection of tax at the source of income

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It reduces the tax burden for taxpayers

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It is a form of indirect taxation

Question 21

21. Which of the following is an example of indirect tax in Pakistan?

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Income tax

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Wealth tax

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Property tax

Question 22

22. Which of the following is an example of a "tax exemption" in Pakistan?

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All of the above

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Income from foreign investments

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Income from agricultural activities

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Income from government bonds

Question 23

23. What is the role of the "Centralized Payment System" in tax administration?

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To collect taxes from foreign nationals

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To track public sector employment rates

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To manage tax exemptions

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To provide a unified platform for businesses to make tax payments

Question 24

24. Which of the following is a key challenge faced by tax administrators in Pakistan?

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Increasing foreign investment

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High inflation rates

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Widespread tax evasion and non-compliance

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High levels of tax compliance

Question 25

25. Which of the following is the primary purpose of tax administration?

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To control the national debt

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To enforce tax compliance through audits and enforcement actions

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To ensure the correct distribution of government funds

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To collect taxes from citizens

Question 26

26. What is the function of the "Tax Reforms Commission" in Pakistan?

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To grant tax exemptions

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To enforce tax collection

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To propose recommendations for improving the taxation system

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To audit taxpayers

Question 27

27. What is the term for the tax collected at the source of income, typically from employees’ wages?

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Excise duty

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Withholding tax

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Corporate tax

Question 28

28. What is the role of the "Withholding Tax" system in Pakistan?

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To collect taxes at the source from transactions and payments

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To eliminate the need for tax returns

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To collect tax directly from large businesses only

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To provide exemptions to low-income individuals

Question 29

29. What is the main purpose of a tax audit in Pakistan?

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To provide tax exemptions to businesses

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To identify new tax rates

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To reduce the taxes owed by individuals

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To ensure taxpayers comply with the tax laws and regulations

Question 30

30. What is the objective of Pakistan’s tax reform strategy?

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To simplify the tax collection process and increase revenue

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To focus on corporate taxation only

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To reduce the number of taxable individuals

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To increase subsidies for exporters

Question 31

31. What is the role of tax reforms in improving tax administration in Pakistan?

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To increase government spending

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To simplify tax collection processes and improve compliance

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To eliminate foreign tax obligations

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To reduce the number of taxpayers

Question 32

32. What is meant by "e-filing" in Pakistan’s tax administration?

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Submitting tax forms electronically through the FBR portal

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Filing tax returns through a manual process

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Receiving tax rebates through an online system

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Filing tax returns on paper

Question 33

33. Which of the following is the main challenge in Pakistan’s tax administration?

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The high tax rates on income

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Low taxpayer compliance and high tax evasion

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Over-taxation of businesses

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Excessive subsidies to certain industries

Question 34

34. Which department is responsible for enforcing tax laws in Pakistan?

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State Bank of Pakistan

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Federal Board of Revenue (FBR)

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Pakistan Bureau of Statistics

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Ministry of Finance

Question 35

35. Which of the following is an example of a non-compliant taxpayer action that would be identified during a tax audit?

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Reporting all taxable income

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Incorrectly reporting income or expenses

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Paying taxes before the deadline

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Correctly completing tax forms

Question 36

36. What is the objective of introducing the "Self-Assessment Scheme" in Pakistan’s tax system?

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To reduce government intervention in tax collection

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To make taxpayers fully responsible for reporting their income and calculating their taxes

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To offer tax credits to taxpayers

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To increase the number of audits conducted

Question 37

37. What is the key benefit of implementing tax reforms in Pakistan?

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Improved government spending capabilities

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Reduced public debt

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Increased tax evasion

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Increased inflation

Question 38

38. Which of the following is NOT a tax collection method in Pakistan’s tax administration?

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Withholding tax

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Progressive tax

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Self-assessment

Question 39

39. Which of the following is an example of an "indirect tax" in Pakistan?

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Corporate tax

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Wealth tax

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Income tax

Question 40

40. What is meant by "taxpayer identification number" (TIN) in Pakistan?

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A number for foreign nationals only

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A code to identify tax exempt goods

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A code used to identify businesses only

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A unique number assigned to each taxpayer for tax purposes

Question 41

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