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Pakistan will eliminate the 18% sales tax on menstrual products and contraceptives starting July 1, as part of the new budget. Activists have campaigned for this tax removal, but the effect on product prices is still unclear.
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Pakistan will eliminate the 18% sales tax on menstrual products and contraceptives starting July 1, as part of the new budget. Activists have campaigned for this tax removal, but the effect on product prices is still unclear.
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