The mobile phone companies in Pakistan charge _______ per cent withholding tax.

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1. The mobile phone companies in Pakistan charge _______ per cent sales tax.

   A. 13.5
   B. 15.5
   C. 17.5
   D. 19.5

   Submitted by: Muhammad Danish

2. The mobile phone companies in Pakistan charge _______ per cent service charges informed by Attorney General Ashtar Ausaf to the Apex Court.

   A. 10
   B. 11
   C. 12
   D. 13

   Submitted by: Muhammad Danish

    

3. Who has suspended tax deduction on pre-paid mobile phone cards on 11th June 2018?

   A. Telecom companies
   B. SC
   C. Ministry of finance
   D. PTA

   Submitted by: Kashif Ashraf

4. ______ percent of the youth own a mobile phone in Pakistan.

   A. 35
   B. 41
   C. 48
   D. 52

   Submitted by: Muhammad Danish

5. According to Labour Force Survey, the unemployment rate of Pakistan jumped from 5.8 per cent. in 2017-18 to _______ in 2018-19, the first year of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf in power.

   A. 5.9 per cent
   B. 6.3 per cent
   C. 6.6 per cent
   D. 6.9 per cent

   Submitted by: Raza Hussain Askary

6. According to GSMA report 2020, __________has the highest male-female gap in terms of mobile phone set ownership among 15 countries?

   A. America
   B. India
   C. China
   D. Pakistan

   Submitted by: Umair Aslam Muhammadi

7. The newly integrated System, jointly launched in March 2018 by SECP and FBR, digitally registers companies and issues national tax number (NTN) also called virtual One-Stop Shop for Ease of doing Business registers ________ companies in first 6 months?

   A. 6000
   B. 7000
   C. 8000
   D. 9000

   Submitted by: Fakhar Abbas

8. According to ECP figures, ______ per cent of the registered voters in Pakistan are males.

   A. 54.9
   B. 55.9
   C. 56.9
   D. 57.9
   E. 60.9

   Submitted by: Muhammad Danish

9. According to ECP figures, ______ per cent of the registered voters in Pakistan are females.

   A. 40.1
   B. 39.1
   C. 43.1
   D. 44.1
   E. 45.1

   Submitted by: Muhammad Danish

10. The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on June 10, 2024, reduced its policy rate by 150 basis points to 20.5 per cent, the first cut in nearly ____ years.

    A. Two
    B. Three
    C. Four
    D. Five

    Submitted by: Ayaz Ali Bhanbhro