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

National Bank of Pakistan<br />

[Issued by the CBR, Islamabad under the signature of Mr. Mumtaz Haider Rizvi, Chief.]<br />

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C. NO.4/57-STB/97 DATED 16 TH SEPTEMBER, 1999<br />

SUBJECT:-<br />

REFUND OF EXCISE DUTY OR WAIVER OF SALES TAX ON<br />

STOCKS OF DUTY-PAID SUGAR HELD IN SUGAR MILLS ON<br />

01.04.1998.<br />

I am directed to say that certain manufacturers of sugar have approached the<br />

CBR stating that before 01.04.1998, they paid excise duty @ Rs.2100/- PMT after<br />

preparation of proper AR-I, prescribed under Central Excise Rules but could not remove<br />

their goods from the factory before 01.04.1998. As sugar was supplied after 01.04.1998,<br />

it had become liable to sales tax also, under the sales tax law, irrespective of its having<br />

paid excise duty at old full rate prior to 01.04.1998. This resulted into payment of CE<br />

duty at old rates and charging of sales tax too, which was not warranted under the law.<br />

Therefore, a request for refund of CE duty or waiver of sales tax on stocks of duty paid<br />

sugar as on 01.04.1998 has been made by such manufacturers.<br />

2. The Federal Government has been pleased to decide in this regard that<br />

sales tax @ Rs.1650/- PMT may not be charged from the sugar manufacturers on such<br />

quantity of un-cleared stocks (as of 01.04.1998) of sugar in respect of which CED had<br />

already been paid @ Rs.2100/- PMT against AR-I prior to 01.04.1998 subject to the<br />

following conditions:-<br />

where sales tax already been charged/recovered on such stocks of 01.04.1998, no<br />

cash refund of sales tax will be given, however, the manufacturers will be<br />

allowed to apply for adjusting the sales tax paid, if any, against their future<br />

liabilities. Collector of sales tax shall allow adjustment only in genuine and<br />

bonafide cases after due verifications.<br />

The quantity of sugar which has been supplied to registered taxpayers (where<br />

possibility of claiming adjustment as input tax exists) will remain liable to sales<br />

tax. In such cases the central excise duty in excess of Rs.400/- per tone will be<br />

refunded by the Collector of Central Excise after the verification.<br />

3. A copy of the Note, duly approved by the Finance Minister, is enclosed<br />

for reference purposes only. The Collectors are advised to please process all such cases<br />

accordingly.<br />

[Issued by the CBR, Islamabad, under the signature of Mr. Abdul Razzaq, Secretary<br />

(STP), addressed to the Collector of <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong>, Hyderabad/Multan/ Faisalabad/Lahore/<br />

Gujranwala/Peshawar, the Collector of Custom, Lahore and the Collector of Cus & CE,<br />

Peshawar/Gujranwala/Faisalabad/Multan/ Hyderabad, with their letter C. No.4/5 -STB/97, dated<br />

23 rd August, 1999.] Copy of Note is reproduced below:-<br />

NOTE FOR THE FINANCE MINISTER<br />

C. NO.4/57-STB/97 DATED 23 RD AUGUST, 1999<br />

SUBJECT.:<br />

REFUND OF EXCISE DUTY OR WAIVER OF SALES TAX ON STOCKS<br />

OF DUTY-PAID SUGAR HELD IN SUGAR MILLS ON 01.04.1998

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