Ministry of Finance (Pakistan)
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The Ministry is headed by the Finance Minister of Pakistan, who must be a member of Parliament of Pakistan. The organizational structure of the Ministry is listed below.
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[edit] Finance Division
Includes these departments:
- Office of the Controller General of Accounts
- Office of the Auditor General of Pakistan
- Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS)
- Monopoly Control Authority
- Finance Division Military
- National Savings Organizations
- Pakistan Mint.
- Federal Treasury Offices.
- Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan
[edit] Revenue Division
Includes these departments:
- Direct Tax
- Sales Tax
- Customs
- Central Excise
[edit] Economic Affairs Division
The Division is responsible for the coordination of economic relations with other countries and external economic organizations. It contains thirteen wings:
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[edit] Statistics Division
The Statistics Division includes these departments:
- Federal Bureau of Statistics, headquartered in Islamabad
- Population Census Organization, headquartered in Islamabad
- Agricultural Census Organization, headquartered in Lahore
[edit] Planning & Development Division
Includes these semi-autonomous organizations:
- National Fertilizer Development Centre
- National Logistics Cell
- Pakistan Institute of Development Economics
- Pakistan Planning and Management Institute
[edit] See also
- Economic Coordination Committee
- Ministry of Commerce (Pakistan)
- Trading Corporation of Pakistan
- Rice Export Association of Pakistan
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