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CHAP Directors Meet Naeem Saddique on FBR and Taxation Matters

  • June 13, 2026
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The Computer Hardware Association of Pakistan held a directors’ luncheon hosted by Naeem Saddique, bringing together the association’s board of directors for a focused discussion on current issues facing Pakistan’s information technology hardware business community, particularly in relation to matters before the Federal Board of Revenue.

The meeting provided an opportunity for CHAP directors to engage directly with Naeem Saddique on the taxation and regulatory challenges that hardware traders and businesses across Pakistan are currently navigating. Saddique committed to extending professional assistance to all CHAP members whenever they require support on taxation matters and other related business concerns, offering the association’s membership a direct channel for guidance on issues that can significantly affect the day-to-day operations and financial planning of hardware businesses operating in a sector where import duties, tax treatment, and regulatory compliance have direct commercial consequences.

The directors expressed appreciation for Naeem Saddique’s insights and his willingness to provide ongoing professional assistance to the CHAP membership. The association noted that collaborative engagements of this nature strengthen its core mission of supporting and protecting the interests of Pakistan’s information technology and hardware business community, particularly at a time when the sector is navigating a changing tax landscape following the federal budget announcements and adjustments to import and sales tax frameworks that directly affect hardware traders, distributors, and retailers across the country. CHAP is headquartered at 1-4B Malik Complex 80 East, Jinnah Avenue, Blue Area, Islamabad, and can be reached at official@chap.org.pk or through its website at chap.org.pk.

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