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

C.No.1/96-STT/99 DATED 17 TH MAY, 1999<br />

SUBJECT:-<br />

LEVIABILITY OF SALES TAX ON THE SECURITY<br />

MONEY.<br />

I am directed to refer to your letter C.No.168/97/Audit/Adj/ S.<strong>Tax</strong>/ 2608, dated<br />

22 nd December, 1998 on the above subject and to enclose copies of:-<br />

(1) Board‘s U.O. No.1/96-STT/98 dated 8 th January, 1999 addressed to the<br />

Law & Justice Division;<br />

(2) Law & Justice Division‘s opinion in U.O.No.39/99-Law dated 16 th<br />

February, 1999; and<br />

(3) Mr. Keith Hawkins, Consultant‘s views dated 28 th April, 1999.<br />

2. The Board agrees with the Law & Justice Division that Auditors and<br />

Adjudicating Officers should study each case on individual merits for determining ―time<br />

of supply‖ since it is a question of fact depending on the mode of payment and supply of<br />

goods in each transaction.<br />

3. The case of M/s Rafhan Ltd., may be decided on its individual merits<br />

accordingly.<br />

4. Your attention is also invited to the Ministry of Law‘s O.M. No. F.7<br />

(26)/Sol.I dated 20 th July, 1976 (copy enclosed). You are directed to keep the opinion<br />

dated 16 th February, 1999 of the Law & Justice Division and the opinions dated 28 th<br />

April, 1999 of the Consultant as SECRET and these should not be divulged to any person<br />

or cited in any communication or notice or order.<br />

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

(STT) addressed to Collector, <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong>, Faisalabad. Copy to all the other Collectors of <strong>Sales</strong><br />

<strong>Tax</strong>/Mirpur(AJ&K) and Secretary (ST.Edu.),CBR.]<br />

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

ENCLOSURE-I<br />

U.O.No.1/96-STT/98 Dated 8 th January, 1999.<br />

SUBJECT:- LIABILITY OF SALES TAX ON THE SECURITY MONEY.<br />

Collector of <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong>, Faisalabad, has referred to a specific situation (copy enclosed)<br />

where M/s Rafhan Ltd., receive orders from all over the country and also the payment relating<br />

thereto before actual supply of goods by them. The payment so received, is termed as ―security<br />

money‖. Later M/s Rafhan Ltd., supply the goods against a tax invoice and the buyer pays the<br />

invoice value to M/s Rafhan. Next month, if the next order‘s value is more than the previous<br />

month, the buyer adds the differential amount to its already-deposited security money and if the<br />

order is less than the previous month, he receives back the differential amount through<br />

substracting from the already-deposited security money. However, under all circumstances, the<br />

fact remains that M/s Rafhan uses the security money for the furtherance of its business activity.<br />

2. M/s Refhan plead that the amount of ―security-money‖ so received/kept cannot be termed<br />

as consideration as the sale value/price against an invoice, is received from the buyer at a later<br />

date post-supply. Only if the invoice amount is not received from the buyer post-supply, the<br />

equivalent amount is deducted from the security money. M/s Rafhan, therefore, do not pay sales

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