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

[Issued by the C.B.R., Islamabad, under the signature of Mr. Akhtar Ali, Secretary (STP),<br />

addressed to the Collector of <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> (West), Karachi, with reference to his letter No.<br />

1/7/Add.Coll/Budget/97/2516, dated 6 th July, 1998.] Copy of letter reproduced below: --<br />

C. NO. 1/7/ADD.COLL/BUDGET/97/2516 DATED 6 TH JULY, 1998<br />

Mr. S. Mushtaque Kazimi,<br />

Member (S.T.), CBR, Islamabad<br />

SUBJECT: EXPORT OF FABRICS-CLEARANCE FROM PROCESSING MILLS.<br />

Kindly find enclosed two letters both dated 04.07.1998 and 07.07.1998 received from<br />

M/s. Topex Enterprises and M/s. Textile Overseas Corporation, on the above subject.<br />

2. M/s. Topex Enterprises and M/s. Textile Overseas Corporation, who are registered<br />

commercial exporters, have stated that the textile processors from whom they have got this fabrics<br />

printed, have stopped their clearances on the pretext that they were previously paying fixed sales<br />

tax and have now undertaken negotiations with the Government through their Association for<br />

continuation of the Fixed <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Scheme during the current years as well. The processors have<br />

refused to issue tax invoices.<br />

3. The said commercial exporters have however, requested for interim relief against<br />

undertaking. Since the Collectorate is not competent to entertain the request, the matter is<br />

reported to the Board for information.<br />

Shahid Bashir, Collector.<br />

BISMILLAH HIR RAHMAN NIR RAHEEM<br />

July 7, 1998 Ref # Jul-047<br />

The Collector of <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong>, West,<br />

Karachi.<br />

SUBJECT:<br />

EXPORT OF FABRICS-CLEARANCE FROM PROCESSING MILLS.<br />

Dear Sir,We would like to introduce ourselves as an export house for garments duly registered for<br />

<strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> vide No. 11-00-6001-038-82 and have shipments due. The required fabric is printed but<br />

the processing mills who were previously paying fixed sales tax have stopped delivery pending<br />

sales tax dispute. Sir if the delivers are not allowed we are afraid that orders worth of millions<br />

would be cancelled at a great loss to us as well as country.<br />

Kindly arrange to allow immediately deliveries to save us from this awkward situation.<br />

Thanking you,<br />

You‘re faithfully,<br />

Anwar Akhtar General Manager.<br />

********<br />

C. NO. 2(2) FST/95(STP) DATED 28 TH JULY, 1998<br />

SUBJECT:- FIXED SALES TAX ON BRICKS UNDER SECTION 3(2)(D) OF<br />

THE SALES TAX ACT, 1990, READ WITH THE FOURTH<br />

SCHEDULE THEREOF.<br />

I am directed to enclose copy of a letter number nil dated 22.07.1998 (along with<br />

a copy of the list of defaulters) received on the above subject from the Anjuman-e-<br />

Malikan Bhatta Khisht, Lahore, and to say that the dues for 1995-96, 1996-97 and 1997-<br />

98 may be recovered immediately from the defaulters. In case you need any assistance<br />

from the aforesaid Anjuman, they may be contacted.

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