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东山再起、踌躇满志的巴基斯坦总理纳瓦兹·谢里夫,2月重新登上三年前被撵下台的宝座后,领导新政府大刀阔斧进行经济改革,不断推出新举措。税制改革就是其中一环。 谢里夫可谓是受命于危难之时,其时巴基斯坦经济正陷于一场债务危机之中。外债加内债总额达515亿美元之多,每年仅偿还债务的本息就占其国民生产总值一半以上,达到56％;同时,银行近25亿美元的坏帐又使本已举步维艰的经济雪上加霜。
The resurgent and smug ambitious Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Cherif, who regained the throne when he was ouster three years ago in February, led the new government in drastic economic reforms and introduced new measures. Tax reform is one of them. Sheriff can be said to be at risk when the Pakistani economy is in a debt crisis. With the total amount of foreign debt and domestic debt reaching 51.5 billion U.S. dollars, the principal and interest payments on debt alone account for more than half of its GNP per year, reaching 56%. Meanwhile, the bank’s nearly $ 2.5 billion bad debt has aggravated the already difficult economy.