- Pakistan’s Federal Board of Revenue has introduced new invoicing obligations for importers, manufacturers, and wholesalers of fast-moving consumer goods.
- These taxpayers are now required to issue real-time electronic invoices.
- The move aims to improve transparency and reduce tax evasion.
- The new system will be implemented in phases, starting with large retailers and gradually expanding to smaller businesses.
- The FBR hopes that e-invoicing will streamline the tax collection process and increase revenue for the government.
Source: vitallaw.com
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