Jazz, Pakistan’s leading digital operator, has been honored by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) as one of the country’s top taxpayers for the fiscal year 2024–25. The recognition highlights Jazz’s strong commitment to tax compliance and its consistent contributions to Pakistan’s national economy.
A delegation from the Large Taxpayers Office (LTO) Islamabad visited the Jazz headquarters to present the recognition shield. The award was handed over by Zafar Iqbal Khan, Chief Commissioner Inland Revenue, LTO Islamabad, to Farrukh Khan, Chief Financial Officer of Jazz. Senior representatives from both organizations were also present during the ceremony.
Speaking at the event, Farrukh Khan said the recognition from FBR reflects Jazz’s dedication to responsible corporate practices. He emphasized that Jazz has always prioritized transparency and accountability in fulfilling its tax obligations. Khan added that beyond compliance, Jazz continues to focus on driving innovation and providing digital solutions that empower millions of Pakistanis.
“This recognition by FBR is a proud moment for us,” he said. “As one of the largest taxpayers in the country, Jazz remains committed to supporting Pakistan’s economic growth through innovation, investment, and social contribution.”
Over the years, Jazz has played a key role in advancing Pakistan’s digital economy. The company has invested over USD 11 billion in digital infrastructure, connectivity, and technology-driven services to promote inclusive growth and sustainable development. Its continued leadership in the telecommunications sector reflects a long-standing commitment to national progress.
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The recognition from FBR not only reaffirms Jazz’s financial integrity but also underscores its role as a responsible corporate entity contributing to Pakistan’s socio-economic development. With this acknowledgment, Jazz further strengthens its position as a pioneer in digital transformation and a reliable partner in the country’s economic journey.
