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

4. Rule 297(6) allows an exporter to<br />

get his goods manufactured from<br />

anywhere in Pakistan from a sales tax<br />

registered person. In some cases,<br />

applicant gets processes like dying,<br />

printing etc. done by some vendors<br />

and claim exemption of sales tax on<br />

processing charges.<br />

5. Whether DTRE approval can be<br />

granted to a unit against whom a<br />

contravention case has been<br />

established under Customs Act , 1969<br />

<strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Act, 1990 or Central<br />

Excises Act, 1944 especially if such<br />

unit has proof of advance payment or<br />

valid export contract against the<br />

DTRE application.<br />

6. An incident has been noticed where<br />

the exporter applied for DTRE<br />

approval prior to amendment vide<br />

SRO 490(1)/2003 dated 7.6.2003. He<br />

was accordingly not allowed import of<br />

polyester staple fiber as it was banned<br />

under DTRE Scheme prevailing at<br />

that time. After the amendment<br />

vide SRO 490(I)/2003, polyester<br />

staple fiber becomes eligible for<br />

import under DTRE scheme. The<br />

exporter who was allowed DTRE<br />

approval prior to issuance of SRO<br />

goods for Export under DTRE scheme<br />

is covered under the definition of<br />

input goods. However, this facility<br />

may be allowed only after determining<br />

input-output ratios and for the<br />

generators equipped with meters duly<br />

sealed by electricity Inspectors of the<br />

relevant province for recording the<br />

generation of units electricity.<br />

The processing charge shall not be<br />

subjected to sale tax under sub-rule<br />

(8) of rule 297 treating the same at par<br />

with zero-rated supply. The DTRE<br />

applicants may make tentative<br />

declaration about such processing<br />

charges in the DTRE application.<br />

DSAO may also endorse sales tax<br />

invoices issued by the registered<br />

vendors in this regard.<br />

The Collectorates should have<br />

sympathetic view in respect of<br />

applications against export contracts/<br />

advance payments. If the export<br />

contract is verified and advance<br />

payment is received the DTRE should<br />

not be withheld unless the applicant<br />

has committed a serious fraud and<br />

duty adjudged by a judicial or quasijudicial<br />

forum. The term serious fraud<br />

means deliberate or intentional<br />

evasion of duty and taxes with the<br />

knowledge that revenue loss is being<br />

caused to the Government.<br />

SRO 490(I)/2003 dated 07.06.2003<br />

cannot be given retrospective effect<br />

However, amendment in DTRE<br />

approval with prospective effect can<br />

be allowed for future export of the<br />

balance quantity, if any. In other<br />

words, if export contract has not been<br />

fully covered under the old DTRE<br />

approval, the exporter can get his<br />

approval amended or get a<br />

supplementary approval only to the<br />

extent of the balance quantity of<br />

contracted export.

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