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Now read this news before buying or selling a property, FBR will keep an eye on everyone

 

The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has made it mandatory to corroborate those who buy or sell property worth more than Rs 2 million.

The FBR has stated that in order to comply with the instructions of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), transactions worth Rs 2 million or more must be reported to the FBR. This restriction is only for transactions in which payment is made in cash. Transactions that are paid through a bank transaction will not be required to report to the FBR. According to the FBR, the move is aimed at curbing money laundering and meeting FATF guidelines.

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