The Sindh Revenue Board (SRB) has reported a remarkable increase of Rs300 billion in revenue collections for the fiscal year 2024-25. The annual report was presented in the Sindh Assembly, highlighting strong performance across multiple sectors.
According to the report, the total receivables of the Sindh Revenue Board reached Rs306.6 billion. Of this, Rs284.4 billion were collected under the head of sales tax on services, showing steady growth in this key area.
In June 2025 alone, Rs40.5 billion were collected, marking a 29.5 percent increase compared to the same period in the previous fiscal year. This demonstrates consistent improvement in the province’s revenue collection efforts.
The report highlighted that ports, airports, and terminal operators led revenue collections. Telecommunication was the second-highest contributor, while the banking sector recorded a 27 percent increase in receivables.
Software and IT consultancy services posted 49 percent growth, and the transportation sector achieved a 50 percent rise in collections. Funds and Asset Management saw an exceptional 162 percent increase, while insurance and franchise sectors also showed positive growth.
Officials stated that the Sindh Revenue Board’s improved strategies, including better compliance monitoring and taxpayer facilitation, contributed significantly to the annual growth. Modernization of collection systems and targeted efforts in high-revenue sectors helped achieve these results.
The annual report underscores the Sindh Revenue Board’s commitment to expanding the tax base and ensuring fiscal stability. Officials said the increased revenue will support public services, infrastructure development, and other provincial initiatives.
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With a Rs300 billion rise in collections, the Sindh Revenue Board has set a benchmark for efficient revenue management in the province. Continued focus on sectoral growth and digital collection systems is expected to further enhance fiscal performance in coming years.
