In Pakistan, the National Finance Commission Award mainly provides for:
Correct answer: A. Distribution of federal tax revenues between the federation and provinces
- A. Distribution of federal tax revenues between the federation and provinces
- B. Approval of the State Bank's annual monetary policy
- C. Regulation of imports through customs duties
- D. Allocation of agricultural land among provinces
Explanation
The National Finance Commission recommends the distribution of specified federal revenues between the federation and the provinces, as well as among the provinces. It does not set monetary policy or regulate customs administration.
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