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

SUBJECT:- IMPOSITION OF SALES TAX ON THE SALE OF<br />

UNSERVICEABLE VEHICLES/MISC. STORES BELONGING<br />

TO THE GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN.<br />

I am directed to refer to your letter No.DWI/POLICY/83/1342, dated 22.01.2000,<br />

on the above subject. The queries raised in your letter are replied below:-<br />

i) Besides on goods imported into Pakistan, sales tax is chargeable on all<br />

supplies made in Pakistan (at the rate of 15% for the registered persons<br />

and 18% for the non-registered persons). The liability to pay sales tax is<br />

that of a person making taxable supply. However, being indirect tax,<br />

burden of sales tax is eventually transferred to the buyer.<br />

ii) The disposal of condemned/surplus vehicles and other stores through<br />

auction by the Government departments are not required to be registered<br />

with <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> department. They may however, deposit the amount of<br />

sales tax due on such disposals in any designated branch of National<br />

Bank of Pakistan under Head 0220000 in the jurisdiction of the relevant<br />

Collectorate of <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong>.<br />

iii) Purchase of taxable goods by the Federal Government is also chargeable<br />

to sales tax at the rate of 15%. Further tax @ 3% is however, not<br />

chargeable on supplies made to the Government departments under<br />

clause (2) to proviso to section 3(1A) of the <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Act, 1990, read<br />

with Board‘s letter No.2(18) STP/97(Vol-I) dated 5.12.1998 (copy<br />

enclosed) provided they are not liable to income tax under the Income<br />

<strong>Tax</strong> Ordinance, 1979.<br />

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

addressed to Deputy Director (Disposals), Ministry of Industries, Department of Supplies,<br />

Islamabad.]<br />

[Note: The position changed in Budget 2003-2004}.<br />

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C.No.2(5)STP/99 DATED 27 TH MARCH, 2000<br />

SUBJECT:- INPUT CLAIM OF SALES TAX ON MARKETING EQUIPMENT<br />

& ADVERTISING MATERIAL.<br />

I am directed to refer to your letter No.82/99/Audit/ST/2463 dated 1.03.2000 on<br />

the subject cited above and to confirm that input tax adjustment in respect of marketing<br />

and advertising materials such as deep freezers, visi coolers, ice chest, ice boxes<br />

signboard, hoarding etc. acquired by a registered person not as stock in trade but for the

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