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

Travel <strong>Tax</strong> have been merged into Federal Excise duty. As a result the<br />

rate of duty has been enhanced.<br />

Streamlining Measures<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

Presently, the time for payment of Federal Excise duty is different from<br />

that for sales tax. In order to harmonize the two taxes, the payment of<br />

excise duty has been linked with the time of supply of excisable goods.<br />

This will facilitate the reconciliation between the two taxes.<br />

Similarly, the time for payment of Federal excise duty has been<br />

synchronized with the time for payment of sales tax. Henceforth, excise<br />

duty shall be deposited by the 15 th of the following month.<br />

2. The Collectors are requested to carefully study all budgetary<br />

amendments and notifications, etc. For their proper comprehension and application, the<br />

taxpayers may also be provided guidance by holding seminars and workshops. In case of<br />

any ambiguity regarding implementation of budgetary measures, the Board may be<br />

approached immediately for clarification and guidance.<br />

[Issued by CBR under the signature of Mr.Wajid Ali, Secretary (ST&FE Budget),<br />

addressed to the Collector, LTU /(Audit)/ (Enforcement) Karachi, Enforcement/ Hqrs., Lahore /<br />

Gujranwala/Rawalpindi/Faisalabad/Peshawar/Hyderabad/Quetta/Multan. Copy to Collector of<br />

Customs,MCC/Appraisement/Preventiv/Export/PortQasim/Lahore/Faisalabad/Rawalpindi/Pesha<br />

war /Sambrial (Sialkot).]<br />

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C. NO.3(09)S(LEGAL-IDT)/2007 DATED 12 TH JUNE, 2007<br />

SUBJECT:<br />

CHARGEABILITY OF SALES TAX ON SALE OF FIXED<br />

ASSETS LATEST JUDGMENT OF SUPREME COURT OF<br />

PAKISTAN<br />

I am directed to enclose a copy of Honourable Supreme Court of Pakistan‘s<br />

Judgment dated 05.03.2007 in Write petitions Nos. 2687 to 269610/01 and C.A.No.551<br />

& 552/02 etc. (in case of M/s. Sanghar Sugar Mills etc.) and to convey that in the said<br />

judgment the apex court has held that the fixed assets referred in the cases are taxable<br />

goods and comes within the ambit of taxable supply and liable to the levy of sales tax.<br />

Therefore, the cases finalized can be reviewed in the light of the judgment and in<br />

accordance with the law.<br />

[Issued by C. B. R., under the signature of Mr. Nawab Khan, Secretary (Legal-IDT),<br />

addressed to the Director General, Customs, ST & FE, Islamabad, the Collector of Customs, ST &<br />

FE, Hyderabad/ Quetta/ Multan, the Collector of <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> & Federal Excise, Lahore/<br />

Rawalpindi/ Enforcement/ HQ Audit, Karachi/ Peshawar and the Collector, Large taxpayers Unit<br />

(LTU, Lahore/ Karachi.]

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