KABUL (Pajhwok): Some cell phone users say imposing a 10 percent tax on customers is in the interest of the economy, but a transparent system is needed for the collection of such levies.
Others, however, are against the tax, arguing their money will end up in the coffers of powerful politicians and will be spent on their flashy bullet-proof vehicles.
Based on a presidential decree, endorsed by the cabinet, a 10 percent tax was to be imposed on cell phone subscribers. The decision was officially . . .
