• Income tax rates reduced for salaried individuals earning between Rs2.2m and Rs7m annually; 35pc slab threshold raised to Rs7m • Super tax abolished for incomes up to Rs500m; advance taxes on property transactions and foreign card payments reduced • Customs duties cut on 92 tariff lines; sales tax relief extended to sectors including EVs, shipping, refineries and magazines ISLAMABAD: The government has unveiled a sweeping package of tax and tariff reforms, offering relief to higher-income salaried individuals and businesses by rationalising income tax, sales tax, and customs duties, while promoting documentation, digital compliance, and investment. The measures are designed to ease the burden on households and enterprises while targeting key sectors such as real estate, IT, shipping, energy and capital markets, and at the same time promoting documentation, digital compliance and investment. The income tax slabs have been eased, super tax rationalised, excise duties cut, and sales tax exemptions widened to cover magazines, shipping, and refineries, while levies on deemed income and the tampon tax have been removed.