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Pakistan's new creator tax rules could push operations abroad

Nikkei Asia reports Pakistan's tax authority notified the rules September 23, capping creators' deductible expenses at 30%.

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Nikkei Asia reports experts warn that Pakistan's new tax rules could encourage YouTubers and other creators to move operations abroad or receive money in foreign accounts to avoid taxes at home. The rules cap deductible expenses at 30%, leaving the remaining 70% taxable. Nikkei Asia also describes a clash between authorities and creators over assumed income of 70 cents per 1,000 views.

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@NikkeiAsiaStrict new taxation rules could incentivize YouTubers and other content creators in Pakistan to take operations out of the country or receive money in foreign accounts to avoid paying taxes back home, experts are cautioning. https://s.nikkei.com/4jyRDL835m
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    @NikkeiAsiaStrict new taxation rules could incentivize YouTubers and other content creators in Pakistan to take operations out of the country or receive money in foreign accounts to avoid paying taxes back home, experts are cautioning. https://s.nikkei.com/4jyRDL835m
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