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Turning gaming talent into export earnings

Pakistan’s game development industry earns an estimated $400-480 million a year. But a large part of that money never makes it home. Faced with rules that require half of export proceeds to be converted into rupees, caps on incoming transactions, slow remittance screening and a 27pc tax on top-ups used to buy ads on platforms such as Google and Unity, many companies have registered abroad and run…

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    Pakistan’s game development industry earns an estimated $400-480 million a year. But a large part of that money never makes it home. Faced with rules that require half of export proceeds to be converted into rupees, caps on incoming transactions, slow…

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