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

(xxx) that application of these rules shall be optional and a manufacturer who wants to operate<br />

under the normal VAT regime shall be allowed to do so;<br />

(xxxi) that there shall be no audit of manufacturing units enrolled under these rules;<br />

(xxxii) that declaration made under these rules shall not be used for any other purpose<br />

especially for the Income <strong>Tax</strong>;<br />

(xxxiii) that these shall be no visits from the <strong>Sales</strong> tax Collectorate staff to the units to which<br />

these rules apply; and<br />

(xxxiv) that the liability of sales tax for new enrolled manufacturing units shall be ascertained on<br />

the basis of tax rates as per the relevant notifications issued for the year 1997-98 at indexed rates<br />

and additional tax as agreed.<br />

4. Implementation. -- (1) In order to ensure effective implementation, the<br />

following steps shall be taken, namely:-<br />

(iv) The Anjuman and the FAST shall provide a list of 9011 units claimed by the Anjuman to<br />

have been operating during financial year, 1997-98 and also shall provide fresh list of about 9000<br />

new units who are not paying <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> in any form;<br />

(v) Fresh Joint Surveys shall be conducted by the staff of the Collectorate and nominated<br />

representatives of the Anjuman or FAST to unearth the unregistered units for enrollment under<br />

these rules; and<br />

(vi) The Joint Survey Teams shall be responsible for timely payment of sales tax and recovery<br />

of the arrears, outstanding against the units enrolled under these rules.<br />

SCHEDULE<br />

[see clauses (i) and (j) of rule 2]<br />

Sl. No.<br />

Name of commodity Sl. No. Name of commodity<br />

1. Nuts, bolts and screws. 14. Marble tiles.<br />

2. Ceramic sanitary wares. 15. Agarbatti.<br />

3. Brass water fittings. 16. Plastic dori and nawar fita.<br />

4. Melamine crockery. 17. Brass sanitary fittings.<br />

5. PVC pipes. 18. Sewing thread.<br />

6. Aluminum utensils. 19. Desert coolers.<br />

7. Press and offset printing. 20. Electric and gas appliances.<br />

8. Plastic goods. 21. Washing machines.<br />

9. RCC pipes. 22. Ceramic table and kitchen ware.<br />

10. Wire netting. 23. Metal container.<br />

11. Sweetened supari. 24. Electric fans.<br />

12. Plastic bags. 25. Paint and varnishes.<br />

13. Corrugated and solid board. 26. Embroidered goods.<br />

[Issued by the Federal Government, under the signature of Mr. Riaz Akhtar, Deputy<br />

Secretary, vide File C. No.1(6)STR/98, Pt.]<br />

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No.3(1)STP/99-Pt DATED 12 TH APRIL, 1999<br />

SUBJECT:-<br />

ENFORCEMENT OF SALES TAX IN THE NORTHERN AREAS.<br />

I am directed to refer to your letter No.STC/RWP/105/99, dated 8 th March, 1999<br />

on the subject cited above and to say that under section 3(3)(a) of the <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Act,<br />

1990, the liability to pay the sales tax is that of the supplier of the taxable goods.

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