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

medicine classifiable under PCT heading 30.03 of the Ist Schedule to the Customs Act,<br />

1969, and, therefore, exempt from payment of sales tax.<br />

2. The matter has been examined in the Board in consultation with Collector<br />

of <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> & Central Excise, Lahore. ―Murabbajaat‖ in question are actually fruits<br />

preserved with additives like sugar etc. They are usually first boiled and then preserved<br />

with the help of sugar. They are meant for human consumption as energizers. Specimens<br />

obtained from the market show that the containers of ―Murabbajaat‖ indicate the word<br />

―preserved‖ including fruit, sugar and preservatives as ingredients. They are available for<br />

sale without prescription in bakeries, general stores etc for use as a part of food. The<br />

contention that they are classifiable under PCT heading 30.03 of the 1st Schedule to the<br />

Customs Act, 1969, is not tenable as the said heading includes medicaments consisting of<br />

two or more constituents which have been mixed together for threpeutic or prophylactic<br />

uses, not put up in measured doses or in form or packing for retail sale. ―Murabbajaat‖<br />

under reference are manufactured for retail sale and, therefore, do not qualify to be<br />

classified under heading 30.03 of the 1st Schedule to the Customs Act, 1969. It is,<br />

therefore, ruled that ―Murabbajaat‖ sold in packed/bottled form in retail sale/bulk packing<br />

are classifiable under chapter 20 of the 1st Schedule to the Customs Act, 1969, and,<br />

therefore, chargeable to sales tax.<br />

[Issued by the CBR, Islamabad under the signature of Mr. Manzoor Hussain Memon,<br />

Secretary (STT) addressed to all the Collectors of <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong>/Large <strong>Tax</strong> Payers Unit, Karachi.<br />

Copy to Mr. Khawaja Akhtar Masud, Chief Executive, Khawaja & Co., Lahore.]<br />

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SALES TAX RULING/INSTRUCTION No.21/2003<br />

C.No.3(2)STP/99(Pt-I) DATED 16 TH AUGUST, 2003<br />

SUBJECT:-<br />

NEW SALES TAX REGISTRATIONS.<br />

As the existing rules/procedure for sales tax registration do not provide sufficient<br />

check to ward off the applicants who want to abuse the system and in order to provide<br />

safe guard against possible abuse of the system, the Collectorate of <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> and Central<br />

Excise (East), Karachi carried out an exercise of processing of new application for sales<br />

tax registration.<br />

2. After considering the outcome of the exercise, the following instruc-tions<br />

are laid for new registrations:-<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

(iii)<br />

All individual applicants (persons other than manufacturer/companies)<br />

for new registration be asked to appear in person before the registration<br />

authority for verification of their personal identity, alongwith supportive<br />

documents, as indicated at Annexure-A;<br />

Apart from declaration of business address, (including addresses of head<br />

office, manufacturing/business premises, branch office (s), godowns etc).<br />

in the application form, it shall be made mandatory for the applicants to<br />

declare home address and provide detail of the property in their names;<br />

All applicants shall be required to submit a certificate from their banks,<br />

certifying the financial worth of the business concern;

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