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New IMF anti-corruption framework

The way the fiscal situation in the country is expected to shape up in view of the developments anticipated over the next few years on the economic front due to…

Tax frauds, corruption & NAB

In majority tax frauds, the usual parties are the official(s) and the taxpayer(s). Cases where unilateral tax fraud is committed are rare such as using fictitious bank account(s) to obtain…

The corrupt, tax cheats, ‘secrecy’ & RTI — II

The passing of Foreign Assets (Declaration and Repatriation) Act, 2018, the Voluntary Declaration of Domestic Assets Act, 2018, promulgation of the Assets Declaration Ordinance, 2019 and later enacted as the…

IMF’s anti-corruption role

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is expected to add stricter anti-corruption clauses to its already long list of conditionalities to all its future loan arrangements. The Fund has made promises…

Lawfare against corruption

‘ANTI-CORRUPTION drive’ has been the primary slogan of Prime Minister Imran Khan’s movement for naya Pakistan with the promise of across-the-board accountability to cleanse the system of the proverbial cancer…

Corrupt heroes

AS a moral issue, sleaze evokes strong emotions. However, moral lenses don’t provide solutions; instead, they create a furious though infeasible demand for its quick end, which hidden Pakistani forces…

London’s role in our fight against corruption

The UK is integral to Pakistan's anti-corruption effort, and London would be well-advised to help Pakistan achieve its objectives, say Tom Keating and Anton Moisejenko of Centre for Financial Crime…