- FBR announced stringent penalties for sales tax violations
- Criminal proceedings now separate from civil liability in cases of sales tax evasion
- Harsher punishments for tax fraud, including imprisonment and fines
- Severe consequences for related fraudulent activities such as submitting false documents
- Amendments aim to tackle tax evasion and fraud, maintain tax system integrity
- Government committed to strengthening tax enforcement and compliance
- Taxpayers urged to comply with regulations and maintain accurate records
- FBR to launch awareness campaigns about changes and implications
- Finance Act, 2027, introduced transformative shift in Pakistan’s tax landscape
Source: pkrevenue.com
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