- Sindh government imposes 15% sales tax on services provided by travel agents and tour operators
- Travel agents can opt for a reduced sales tax rate of 5% without input tax credit
- Tour operators also subject to 15% sales tax, with option for reduced rate of 5%
- Exemption from sales tax on Hajj and Umrah tour packages to support pilgrims
- Aim of new tax rates is to streamline tax collection and increase revenue
- Mixed reactions from industry stakeholders, concerns about impact on businesses
- New tax rates effective immediately, compliance advised to avoid penalties
- Sindh government committed to improving tax administration and business environment
Source: pkrevenue.com
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