Ecommerce Taxation in Pakistan Informal Criticism and Suggestions

🚨 Ecommerce Taxation in Pakistan: Informal Criticism & Expert Suggestions 🚨

In this eye-opening video, three of Pakistan’s most respected eCommerce voices — Omer Mubeen (Chairman, Pakistan Ecommerce Association), Haider Ahmed Qazi (Head of Ecommerce, Stylo Shoes), and Obaid Arshad (Digital Transformation Consultant) — sit down for an unfiltered discussion on the recently introduced eCommerce taxation policies in Pakistan.

Chapters:
00:00 Highlights
00:57 Introduction to the Topic.
3:53 Why are we raising our voice against the taxes?
8:15 PEA And CAP Efforts along with enablers and other stakeholders for awareness.
9:30 Why in the west people pay taxes and not in Pakistan?
12:00 Example of Benefiting the Filers.
15:41 Why people don't Pay taxes in Pakistan.
19:36 Government anti policies to promote grey structure and low tax collection.
25:24 Capacity of Couriers and Banks' systems to Collect taxes.
28:45 What Exactly Taxes are on Ecommerce in Finance Bill 25-26 Budget of Pakistan.

🔍 Topics Covered:
• Why the current taxation approach is flawed
• How these policies are impacting small sellers, women entrepreneurs, and startups
• The confusion surrounding registration, sales tax, and COD penalties
• Misalignment between government policy and Pakistan’s digital future
• Real-world challenges of compliance for online businesses
• Constructive recommendations for tax reform in the eCommerce sector

💡 Key Takeaways:
This is not just criticism — it’s a wake-up call. Our experts provide practical, phased solutions for policy makers to support Pakistan’s growing digital economy without stifling innovation.

👉 If you’re a freelancer, online seller, eCommerce brand, or policymaker — this conversation is a must-watch.

🔗 Share your thoughts in the comments and be part of the movement for smarter eCommerce taxation in Pakistan.

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