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

HOTELS & RESTAURANTS/CLUBS/BAKERIES :<br />

1 <strong>Sales</strong> tax on food items<br />

produced in hotels,<br />

restaurants etc. and<br />

supplied for consumption<br />

outside such premises.<br />

2 Exemption of cooked and<br />

baked food stuff<br />

(packaged).<br />

3 Clarification about sales<br />

tax.<br />

4 <strong>Sales</strong> tax on ―packaged‖<br />

food supplied by hotels<br />

for services on domestics<br />

flights.<br />

5 Application of <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong><br />

Act, 1990 to bakeries.<br />

C. No. 9(52)-ST<br />

/66, dated 11 th<br />

February, 1993<br />

C. No. 1/77-STT<br />

/96, dated 17 th<br />

November, 1996<br />

C. No. 9(52) STT<br />

/66, dated 19 th<br />

Sept., 1998.<br />

C. No. 1/77-STT<br />

/96, dated 23 rd<br />

November, 1998<br />

C. No. 3(18) STP<br />

/2000(Pt-II), dt<br />

13 th Oct., 2000<br />

Food items are taxable as<br />

produced in hotels/restaura<br />

nts/flight kitchens and<br />

supplied outside the hotel /<br />

restaurants/domestic flights.<br />

Cooked and baked foodstu<br />

ff supplied by hotels packed<br />

at the time of sale only<br />

(lunch boxes, cakes) cannot<br />

be treated as packaged<br />

foodstuff & is exempt.<br />

Food items served by<br />

hotels/ restaurants are<br />

taxable.<br />

Domestic Airlines are proc<br />

uring cooked and baked foo<br />

dstuff from hotels/restaura<br />

nts in packaged condition is<br />

not exempt.<br />

Bakeries to get registered or<br />

enrolled as manufacturers.<br />

49<br />

185<br />

317<br />

341<br />

616<br />

6 Application of Provincial<br />

<strong>Tax</strong> Ordinance, 2000 on<br />

the clubs.<br />

7 Levy of sales tax on<br />

services rendered by<br />

clubs.<br />

8 Liability of sales tax<br />

under supply of Food<br />

Rules, 1999.<br />

9 Application of GST<br />

threshold for service<br />

providers (Hotels)<br />

10 Clarification regarding<br />

admissibility of input tax<br />

adjustment on electricity<br />

consumed by restaurants.<br />

11 Letter on the status of<br />

restaurants.<br />

C. No. 1(27) STR<br />

/2000, dated 28 th<br />

Feb., 2001.<br />

C.No.1(27)STR/2<br />

000, dated 2 nd<br />

July 2001.<br />

C. No. 1(4) STR/<br />

2000, dated<br />

20.04.2002.<br />

<strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Ruling<br />

/Instruction No.<br />

63/ 2002, dated<br />

12 th Oct., 2002.<br />

<strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Ruling<br />

/Instruction No.<br />

13/ 2003, dated<br />

24 th May 2003.<br />

C. No. 1(14) STR<br />

/2002 (Vol-I), dt<br />

Clarification on various<br />

issues<br />

regarding<br />

clubs/provincial services.<br />

Chargeability of ST on subs<br />

cription/Admission/member<br />

ship fee & security deposit.<br />

Hotel or Restaurant to fix<br />

sale price inclusive of ST.<br />

No offence if price is fixed<br />

exclusive of ST.<br />

Hotel and Restaurants to be<br />

treated as manufacturers.<br />

Restaurants can claim input<br />

tax adjustment on<br />

electricity con-sumed by<br />

them in the service areas.<br />

Restaurants to be treated as<br />

manufacturers.<br />

666<br />

727<br />

813<br />

858<br />

905<br />

917

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