- Sindh government has increased standard sales tax rate on services from 13% to 15%
- The change is effective from July 1, 2024
- Sindh Revenue Board announced the new standard sales tax rate
- Reduced sales tax rate of 8% introduced for certain services to promote digital payments
- Service providers can apply for standard 15% rate for digital payments with approval from SRB
- No input tax adjustment allowed for services taxed at reduced 8% rate
- Restaurants integrated with SRB’s POS system advised to update systems for new tax rates
- Implementation of new tax rates part of Sindh government’s strategy to enhance revenue collection and promote modern payment methods
- Sindh Revenue Board will monitor impact on tax revenues and compliance closely
- Government’s commitment to encouraging digital transactions expected to benefit consumers and service providers
Source: pkrevenue.com
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