Duty drawback rates revised

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A file photo of the FBR logo above the building. — X/ @FBRSpokesperson/File
A file photo of the FBR logo above the building. — X/ @FBRSpokesperson/File

ISLAMABAD: The Fed­­eral Board of Reve­nue has revised duty drawback rates on exports of textile, leather and engineering products.

The FBR notified the new rates through three different notifications. The rates were revised to rationalise tariffs in the last budget.

The duty drawback rates on exports of textile and allied products were notified through SRO 1908 of 2026. The rates on leather and allied products were notified through SRO1909 of 2026.

The drawback rates for exports of engineering products and allied products were revised through SRO 1910 of 2026.

Published in Dawn, October 30th, 2026

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