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

June, 1994. Fixed tax rates for small business concerns with annual turnover not<br />

exceeding Rs. 500,000 (five lakh) and presently operating under fixed tax<br />

schemes will remain the same as per respective Notifications on 8 th June, 1994.<br />

However, these rates are on the lower side and are creating unhealthy<br />

competition for the big units in organized sector. These units will provisionally<br />

pay tax at the existing fixed rates which will be enhanced by the Board in<br />

consultation with the Associations and the schemes will be finalized before the<br />

end of August, 1994. Details of new arrangements for small units are available in<br />

new SRO 566(I)/94 and SRO 567(I)/94, dated 9 th June, 1994. This may be<br />

mentioned that supplies of unprocessed grey fabrics have been exempted from<br />

sales tax where the same were earlier chargeable to sales tax on loom basis.<br />

(b) All production units which are presently paying tax capacity/ fixed tax<br />

base and whose annual turnover is above the threshold of Rs. 5 lakh will pay<br />

ad val. tax on actual sales from Ist July, 1994.<br />

5. LEVY OF SALES TAX AT THE RETAIL PRICE OF 47 TYPES<br />

OF LOCALLY PRODUCED GOODS.- <strong>Sales</strong> tax on the basis of retail price has been<br />

levied on 19 items. In addition SRO 692(I)/92, dated 22 nd July, 1992 has been amended<br />

to abolish 2% fixed tax on all the 28 categories of locally manufactured items mentioned<br />

therein which have now been subjected to 15% sales tax at the retail price. It is clarified<br />

that the 2% fixed tax on 28 types of imported items levied vide the aforesaid SRO<br />

692(I)/92, dated 22 nd July, 1992 will remain unchanged. Details are given in the SROs<br />

which are enclosed for ready reference.<br />

6. CAPPING OF AREA EXEMPTION FOR NWFP AND<br />

BALOCHISTAN.- It has been proposed that the area exemption facility presently<br />

available to the units in NWFP and the Balochistan (except Hub Area) vide SRO<br />

529(I)/88, dated 26 th June, 1988 and SRO 580(I)/91, and 27 th June, 1991 be capped.<br />

While the already operating factories may continue to enjoy exemption facility which<br />

have not opened L.C. for machinery or have not firmed up financial arrangements by 30 th<br />

June, 1994, (Details have been provided in new SRO 561(I)/94, dated 9 th June, 1994).<br />

7. LEGAL AND PROCEDURAL AMENDMENTS IN THE SALES TAX<br />

ACT, 1990.- The following proposed amendments in the <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Act, 1990 will take<br />

effect when these are approved by the Parliament and Finance Bill, 1994 is passed.<br />

(1) A new clause (d) in sub-section (9) and also a new proviso to subsection<br />

(31) of section 2 of the <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Act, 1990, has been added so as to<br />

provide respectively:-<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

input tax credit to the person who purchases goods from a<br />

wholesaler not liable to sales tax.<br />

That where value at which a supply is made is higher than the<br />

value fixed by the Central Board of Revenue, the value of goods<br />

shall be the value at which the supply is made.

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