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Citizens support 5pc tax on social media influencers: survey
A majority of Pakistani citizens support a 5% withholding tax on social media influencers' income but advocate for a balanced approach to protect small creators and foster the digital economy. The Press Network of Pakistan survey highlights concerns that the tax might discourage young digital entrepreneurs, with YouTube identified as the most affected platform.
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