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

For Valves Importers & Dealers Group<br />

(Shaheen Sarwana)Chairman<br />

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C. NO.3(47)STB/98 DATED 5 TH JANUARY, 1999<br />

SUBJECT:- PURCHASE OF DURABLE GOODS FROM REGISTERED<br />

PERSONS AND AGAINST PRESCRIBED TAX INVOICES.<br />

I am directed to refer to your letter No.PA/Misc/Contingent/98-99/289, dated<br />

31.12.1998 on the above subject and to say the copy of the certificate, said to enclose<br />

with the letter number reference, was not found enclosed therewith.<br />

2. ―Suppliers‖ of sales taxable goods to Government / semi-government /<br />

defence departments, autonomous corporation etc., are included in the definition of the<br />

term ―wholesaler including a dealer‖ under section 2(47) of the <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Act, 1990, and<br />

is distinct from the definition of ―retailer‖ under section 2(28) thereof. While the annual<br />

turnover threshold of Rs. 5 million applies to the ―retailers‖ only, there is no turn-over<br />

threshold for ―wholesaler, dealers, distributors and suppliers‖. Accordingly, all such<br />

wholesalers, dealers, distributors and suppliers of sales taxable goods are liable to sales<br />

tax registration irrespective of their annual turnover. No such certificate (for purpose of<br />

exemption) is acceptable in relation to such suppliers of sales taxable goods to the<br />

Government/semi-government/defence departments, autonomous corporations, Banks,<br />

DFIs, Limited Companies and other such persons authorized to deduct advance tax under<br />

section 50(4) of the Income <strong>Tax</strong> Ordinance, 1979.<br />

3. A list of persons registered under the <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Act, 1990, is available on<br />

Internet:stax@isb.Comsats.net.pk.<br />

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

(STP), addressed to Mr. Muhammad Ajmal Gondal, Dy. Chief Accounts Officer, Ministry of<br />

Foreign Affairs, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad.]<br />

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C. NO.3(62) STP/97. Pt.I DATED 5 TH JANUARY, 1999<br />

SUBJECT:- SALES TAX ON ―ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS‖<br />

Item No.44 and 49 of Part I of the Fourth Schedule (Federal Legislative List) of<br />

the Constitution of Pakistan provide as hereunder:-<br />

―44.<br />

―49.<br />

Duties of excise, including duties on salt, but not including duties on<br />

alcoholic liquors, opium and other narcotics.‖<br />

<strong>Tax</strong>es on the sales and purchases of goods imported, exported, produced,<br />

manufactured or consumed.‖<br />

2. Accordingly, while no central excise duty is levied on the production and<br />

manufacture of alcoholic liquors, sales tax, under the <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Act, 1990, is levied and<br />

collected on the import, production and manufacture of alcoholic liquors.

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