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<strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> <strong>Instructions</strong>, 2009<br />

C. NO.3(10)STP/96 DATED 14 TH MAY, 1997<br />

SUBJECT:- SALES TAX CLARIFICATION<br />

I am directed to refer to your letter No.RL/MF/013/883, dated 16 th June, 1997 on<br />

the subject cited above.<br />

2. A manufacturer cannot issue replacement invoice in case of goods on<br />

which he had claimed input tax credit. Supply on cost price falls in this category.<br />

However, there is no illegality if he sells such goods against tax invoice after payment of<br />

output tax value addition by way of profit etc.<br />

3. Since the tax point is the time of supply, so goods acquired in the period<br />

of exemption will be charged to output tax, if those are supplies at the time when these<br />

are taxable.<br />

[Issued by the C. B. R., Islamabad, under the signature of Mr. Ahad Nawaz, Secretary<br />

(STP), addressed to the Rupali Polyester Limited, Lahore.]<br />

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C.No.2(57)STP/95 DATED 16 TH MAY, 1997<br />

SUBJECT:-<br />

ISSUANCE OF CONSUMPTION CERTIFICATE.<br />

I am directed to refer to Board‘s letter C.No.1(25)-CEB/90, dated 25 th November,<br />

1996 on the subject noted above and to say that Installation Certificates will also be<br />

issued by the Central Excise Collectorates having jurisdiction where the plant or<br />

machinery is installed.<br />

2. This issues with the approval of Chief (Central Excise).<br />

[See also C.No. 3(20) STP/97 dated 21.01.1998]<br />

[Issued by the CBR, Islamabad under the signature of Mr. Ahad Nawaz, Secretary (STP)<br />

addressed to all the Collectors of <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> and Central Excise. Copy endorsed to Secretary<br />

(CEB).]<br />

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C. NO.1/21-STT/97 DATED 28 TH MAY, 1997<br />

SUBJECT:- SALES TAX ON COPRA/DRIED COCONUT<br />

A question has arisen that whether or not dried coconut (PCT Heading 08.01) and<br />

copra (PCT Heading 12.03) are chargeable to sales tax.

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