Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday announced another two-week extension in an ongoing lockdown following rising numbers of coronavirus cases in the country. Some industries were announced to be opened with some SOPs to be followed. Details are given in notices:
Highlights: There shall be a complete ban on all within city, Inter-district and inter-province movement of people by all means. There shall also be a complete ban on gatherings of all kinds for social, religious, or any other purpose at any place, public or private. All offices, public and private shall remain closed. (Some Exceptions in Notice)
Trading on the Pakistan stock market fluctuated as news broke on Tuesday of the death sentence for former military dictator Pervez Musharraf. The PSX then recovered.
It started off positive on Tuesday, carrying forward its bullish trend but then steeply dropped, losing almost 500 points just moments after the news broke. It picked up and regained 200 points in a matter of minutes after the drop. The market had closed a day after rallying past the 42,000 point mark. The uptick maintained on Tuesday trading hit an intraday peak of 42,056 points. The trading had been going well with buyers flooding in of late. The index marched past a 13-month high to close at 41,644 points on Monday, a closing never seen since November last year. Source: Samma News Govt. of Pakistan has issued new slab rates in Budget 2020. Following slabs and income tax rates will be applicable for salaried persons for the year 2019-2020:
To calculate tax on your salary income, click here TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian shares skidded from 8 month highs on Wednesday as the IMF lowered its global growth outlook and as the United States and Europe locked horns over tariffs in a fresh escalation of trade tensions. Read more.
Following are the upcoming updates:
1.Revamping of ACCA Section 2.Improvement of Job Portal by adding Dubai, USA and KSA Jobs 3.More ebooks Stay Tuned. Oxford Brookes University BSc (Hons) in Applied Accounting: changes to eligibility requirements.
Oxford Brookes University (OBU) has aligned their English Language Proficiency requirements with those of ACCA. Students are now no longer required to submit evidence of their English proficiency to ACCA for approval. Please note student’s OBU status on myACCA may not yet reflect the English Language changes. ACCA in the process of implementing the IT changes and students need not be concerned. For any queries, please contact Oxford Brookes University: [email protected] |
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