The government of Pakistan is considering a reduction in taxes on menstrual pads and tampons. According to UNICEF, taxes currently make up approximately 40 percent of the retail price of these products, which poses a financial barrier for many women and girls in the country.
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Pakistan Considers Reducing Tax on Menstrual Products
Pakistan's government is looking into lowering taxes on menstrual products to improve accessibility. UNICEF reports that taxes contribute to around 40 percent of the cost of these essential items, affecting affordability for many women and girls.
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Pakistan Plans to Cut Tax on Menstrual Pads, but Many Say It’s Not Enough
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Pakistan Considers Reducing Tax on Menstrual Products