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

(a)<br />

(b)<br />

(c)<br />

Section 18 is available to only such persons who make or intend to make<br />

taxable supplies but is not liable to be registered. A person who does<br />

not make or does not intend to make taxable supplies (i.e. supply of<br />

goods not exempt under section 13) is not entitled to the provisions of<br />

section 18 of the Act and his application for voluntary registration is not<br />

liable to accepted under section 18. In other words, the person making an<br />

application under section 18 must clearly show the ―taxable supply‖ that<br />

he makes or intends to make;<br />

Yes, all rights, duties, liabilities, responsibilities and benefits of a<br />

―registered person‘ shall accrue to such a person who is voluntarily<br />

registered under section 18. For input tax credit, provisions of section 8<br />

shall invariably apply; and<br />

the liability to tax on the otherwise exempt supplies shall be governed by<br />

section 13(4) of the Act, section 13(4) and section 18 are independent of<br />

each other with the exception that for payment of sales tax on the<br />

otherwise exempt supplies, voluntary registration has been prescribed as<br />

a pre-condition. However, when section 18 is viewed independently, this<br />

is not available to persons making exclusively exempt supplies of<br />

goods covered by section 13.<br />

5. Since the matter involves interpretation of law, Law & Justice Division<br />

are requested kindly to give their considered opinion on the questions posed in paragraph<br />

2 above.<br />

(STP).<br />

[Issued by the CBR, Islamabad, under the signature of Mr. Muhammad Tahir, Secretary<br />

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

C.NO. 3(22) STP/98(Pt.II), DATED 29 TH DECEMBER, 1998<br />

SUBJECT:-<br />

LEVY OF FURTHER TAX OF ONE PER CENT ON SALE MADE<br />

BY MANUFACTURERS DIRECTLY TO THE END<br />

USER/CONSUMERS.<br />

I am directed to refer to your letter No. FOAR/CBR-ST/12/98, dated 14.12.1998,<br />

on the above subject and to say that the Board vide letter No. 1(33) STP/98, dated<br />

04.07.1998 has clarified that a manufacturer may make direct sales to the ordinary<br />

consumer without charging 1% further tax provided that: --<br />

(i)<br />

the sales is genuinely made to ordinary consumers for his final<br />

consumption and is not in bulk/wholesale quantities; and

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