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

ANNEX-A, DELETE ANNEX-B & RESTORE PREVIOUS<br />

ANNEXURE-C.<br />

I am directed to refer your letter Ref. GST-23/2962 dated 23.01.2007 on the<br />

subject cited above.<br />

2. The issue raised in the above said letter has been examined and the<br />

Board‘s response in respect of each is given below:<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

(iii)<br />

KCCI points out that the examination from audit previously available to<br />

commercial importers under SRO 522 (I)/2005 has not been continued under new<br />

SRO 560 (I)/2006. In this respect it is pointed out that the procedure requires that<br />

the commercial importers will pay tax on minimum tax value addition of 10% at<br />

the time of import. However, if the value addition on certain items is higher, the<br />

commercial importers will have to pay the differential amount. To verify<br />

compliance to such requirements is not possible without audit. For this reason,<br />

the exemption from audit was withdrawn.<br />

KCCI also highlights that Annex-B and Annex-C to be submitted by the<br />

commercial importers, require too much information and are complicated. KCCI<br />

may forward any simplified format for consideration by the Board.<br />

KCCI also maintains that the quarterly return does not provide for purchase of<br />

zero-rated inputs and also that there is no option available to commercial<br />

importer to file return on other than value addition basis. In this respect, it is<br />

informed that the information related to zero-rated purchases can be provided in<br />

the column for ‗other‘ purchases as provided in the return. Moreover, the system<br />

of minimum value addition is mandatory for all commercial importers and for<br />

this reason the return does not allow payment under any other system.<br />

[Issued by the Government of Pakistan, Revenue Division, C. B. R. (ST & FE Wing),<br />

Islamabad, under the signature of Mr. Abdul Hameed Memon Secretary (ST & FE-L&P)<br />

addressed to the Collector, M/s. Karachi Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Aiwan-e-Tijarat<br />

Road, Off Shahrah-e-Liaquat, P.O.Box No. 4158, Karachi]<br />

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C.No.1(3)CEB/2004 (Pt) DATED 14 TH FEBRUARY, 2007<br />

SUBJECT:<br />

REQUEST FOR CLARIFICATIONS.<br />

I am directed to refer to your letter Ref No. MEL/2006/834, dated 13.12.2006, on<br />

the subject noted above.<br />

2. The questions raised in your aforesaid letter are replied to as under:<br />

(i)<br />

Board‘s letter of even no. dated 19.01.2006 made it clear that all by<br />

products are taxable. Therefore, sales tax should be charged on all

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