The documents also reveal that the rampant smuggling of petroleum products has resulted in a revenue shortfall of over 10 billion rupees in customs and excise duties. This substantial loss in revenue has prompted the IMF to voice concerns that the surge in fuel smuggling will lead to a reduction in regional revenue collection and potentially impact Pakistan’s fiscal targets.
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