ISLAMABAD- Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Revenue, Dr Waqar Masood on Friday said that incumbent government has set targets in revenue collection and reforms in federal board of revenue. The people should come voluntarily to deposit the taxes so that progress could be made in revenue field, he stated in an interview with a private television channel program. The federal board of revenue (FBR), he said had information of some 7,400,000 people. The national database registration authority (NADRA) and other departments were helping the ministry for collection of data of non-tax payers, he stated. Commenting on subsidy given by the government over wheat commodity, the SAPM said that large number of people were enjoying subsidy on essential items including wheat but they are unaware of the benefits being given to them. He said that economic coordination committee (ECC), had granted approval for importing wheat. Both provincial and federal governments, he said were bearing expenditure of Rs90 billion subsidy being provided to wheat products. In reply to a question about targets of the ruling party, he said reforms in FBR and revenue collection are targets besides expanding tax network across the country.