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

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General<br />

( PERVAIZ MUSHARAF )<br />

President<br />

C.No.3(54)STP/99 DATED 6 TH SEPTEMBER, 2001<br />

SUBJECT:-<br />

LEVY OF SALES TAX ON DISPOSAL OF ASSETS.<br />

I am directed to refer to the subject cited above and to say that it has come to the<br />

notice of the Board that in some cases sales tax is not being charged on the disposal of<br />

assets, including old and used plant and machinery, vehicles and scrap, by the registered<br />

persons, on the ground that such disposal is not part of the ‗regular and continuous<br />

business activity‘ of that registered person, and that it is ‗not a frequent and constant‘<br />

taxable supply by such person.<br />

2. It is clarified that sales tax is to be charged, levied and paid on all taxable<br />

supplies made by a registered person under section 3 of the <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Act, 1990 read<br />

with sub-section (33), (35), (39) and (41) of section 2 ibid. There is no legal provision<br />

excluding the sale of old plant and machinery, vehicles or scrap, etc. from the purview of<br />

taxable supply. The <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Act, 1990 makes no distinction between goods supplied by<br />

a registered person ‗in the normal and continuous course of business activity‘ as a<br />

‗frequent and constant supply‘ or otherwise, and there can be no exemption on<br />

presumptions.<br />

3. The Collectorates are therefore advised to recover sales tax on all such<br />

supplies, and to immediately file appeals in case any orders to the contrary have been

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