The Punjab Stamp Duty Amendment Ordinance 2026 has brought clear changes in Punjab’s property market. It reduces the stamp duty on rural property transfers from 3% to 1%. Buying and selling property is now less costly because stamp duty charges are reduced.
The Federal Government is expected to present the Fiscal Year 2026-27 (FY27) budget on June 5, 2026. The upcoming budget is important because people are waiting for possible Income Tax Relief, changes in tax slabs, and support for businesses.
In Pakistan, legal documentation has changed over time. Digital solutions are gradually supplanting lengthy wait times, manual stamp paper, and verification problems. The e-Stamp system, which allows citizens to handle stamp duty online. This is a safe and certified process.
The real estate industry in Pakistan is changing with a digital system. As a result, the online property transfer system has become easy and simple. Land transfers are becoming safer, quicker, and more transparent due to this technology. The move to digital solutions has made it easier and more confident....
Saudi Arabia made a quick announcement in May 2026. Only individuals aged 15 and up will be allowed to perform the Hajj. This sudden decision confused many travelers, especially those in Pakistan. However, the rule was canceled a few hours later after the announcement. Those affected were relieved when the...
Pakistan's vehicle import sector is about to change. The IMF Pakistan car import policy change has put the government under serious pressure. New rules are expected from July 1, 2026. If you import cars or plan to, this affects you directly.
The Pakistan's Federal Board of Revenue has introduced a major new policy in April 2026. It is called the FBR Confiscated Vehicles Policy 2026. Under this policy, FBR is now allowed to use tampered vehicles that was seized. These vehicles will be used for official anti-smuggling work. This is a...
Driving on Pakistani roads in 2026 is no longer the same as before. Traffic rules have become tighter. And this monitoring has shifted toward cameras instead of roadside stops. Most violations are now recorded automatically. That means even a small mistake can follow you later with a fine.
