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

―disposal beyond the normal business activity‖. It is unfortunate that the <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Wing has not<br />

been unable to locate the real issue involved in the references as well as in the advice.<br />

2. The scrap, old plant, machinery and vehicles are certainly ―goods‖ but <strong>Sales</strong><br />

<strong>Tax</strong> on supply of goods shall be charged from a registered person only if he is a frequent and<br />

constant supplier of such scrap, machinery or vehicles etc., as his business activity. For example<br />

―If a registered person is an importer or retailer of plant, machinery or vehicles for the<br />

purpose of supply of such plant, machinery or vehicles in furtherance of business or ―in the course<br />

of business‖ he shall be liable to pay sales tax not only on the ―supply‖ of such material but also<br />

on the ―disposal‖ thereof, under any condition. However, if a registered person is a manufacturer<br />

of wooden furniture as a normal course of business the disposal of some old machinery or old<br />

vehicle by him can never be termed as ―taxable supply‖ and, therefore, the sales tax shall not be<br />

chargeable on such disposal.‖<br />

3. Thus the earlier advice is reiterated by saying that sales tax shall not be<br />

chargeable on the disposal of any scarp, machinery or vehicle by a registered person if;<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

Such disposal of goods is beyond the normal and continuous supply as a<br />

business activity of such person,<br />

There was no value addition to such goods; and<br />

(iii)<br />

The input tax adjustment facility was not available for such goods.<br />

4. Hence, there was no ambiguity, error or misinterpretation of law in the earlier<br />

advice dated 3 rd June, 2000, which is reiterated.<br />

(Muhammad Raza Khan)<br />

Joint Secretary<br />

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C. NO.1/243-STT/99 DATED 11 TH AUGUST, 2000<br />

SUBJECT:-<br />

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON IMPOSITION OF GST ON<br />

COAL AND PROBLEMS OF COAL MINING INDUSTRY IN<br />

BALUCHISTAN<br />

I am directed to refer to your letter No.10-Misc/St/CM/QTA/99/10024, 9 th<br />

August, 2000 on the subject cited above and to say that the subject matter was taken up<br />

with the Ministry of Finance and the Finance Minister has been pleased to approve the<br />

following:<br />

(a) Industries Department, Government of Baluchistan would maintain the bank<br />

account to receive federal and provincial shares of subsidy.<br />

(b) The mine owners will pay GST @ Rs.25 (out of a total of Rs.90 @ 15%) per ton<br />

directly on the prescribed sales tax return in the designated branches of National<br />

Bank of Pakistan in the normal way after being registered with the sales tax<br />

department.<br />

(c) The Collectorate of Customs, <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> & Central Excise, Quetta would raise<br />

demand for the remaining amount of sales tax upto the 10 th of each month.

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