Afghanistan signed a copper deal with China (Metallurgical Corp. of China Ltd.) in 2008, which is to a large-scale project that involves the investment of $2.8 billion by China and an annual income of about $400 million to the Afghan government. Afghanistan used to be on the blacklist for any sort of tax relief, including the foreign earned income exclusion and foreign tax credit. Expatriates in Afghanistan can now rest assured that they have been made eligible for these credits and deductions on their US expat taxes. The purpose of this document is to provide a brief summary of the most common taxes in Afghanistan as a reference guide. However, not all types of taxes and related penalties are included in this guide. The Afghan Income Tax Law (2009), Tax Administration Law (2015), and other official documents should be consulted in Find your form. To search, type in a keyword and/or choose a category. To search for archived forms from a previous tax year, choose a year in the drop down menu. The tax year in Afghanistan runs from March 21 - the first day of Haman - to March 20th, which is the last day of Hoot. If your only source of income is from an Afghani employer, you will not need to file taxes with the Ministry of Finance since employers are required to withhold taxes. FBR -Federal Board of Revenue is the Revenue Division of Government of Pakistan tasked with collecting taxes & duties and administrating relevant legislation. Taxes paid to foreign countries by non-residents on income from sources within Afghanistan are not deductible from income, nor allowable as credits against the income tax, except as provided by an existing treaty (The U.S. currently does not have an income tax treaty with Afghanistan). 1. Foreign Tax credit and Blacklisted Jurisdictions Afghanistan The Human Capital Index (HCI) database provides data at the country level for each of the components of the Human Capital Index as well as for the overall index, disaggregated by gender. The index measures the amount of human capital that a child born today can expect to attain by age 18, given the risks of poor health and poor AFGHANISTAN INCOME TAX LAW (consolidation to 31 March 2005) A translation of the Income Tax Act 1965 as published in Gazette number 25 of 1965 and as amended to date. . * This is not an official translation and has no binding force. * This Consolidation has been prepared by the General Presidency of Revenue, Ministry of Finance. It is not an income tax manual part i income tax ordinance, 2001 amended upto 28th october 2009. government of pakistan federal board of revenue (revenue division) . income tax manual part i income tax ordinance, 2001 amended upto 28th october, 2009 published by: facilitation and taxpayers education wing Afghanistan Holding Group provides taxation, accounting, auditing, procurement, training and legal services in Afghanistan. In addition, AHG supports the Afghanistan Credit Bureau, Afghanistan Islamic Mortgages, Afghanistan Stock Exchange and Afghanistan Capital Management projects. and annual corporate income—a tax category that both the U.S. and Afghan governments have agreed should be exempt for contractors operating under covered agreements. SIGAR also identified instances in which the MOF assessed tax liabilities on contractors even though the contractors held MOF-issued tax exemption certificates. For example, the and annual corporate income—a tax category that both the U