- Federal Board of Revenue in Pakistan has issued a notification regarding the condonation of time limits under the Sales Tax Act, 1990
- Commissioner-IR has been empowered to condone time limits for applications or acts specified under the Act
- Registered persons must submit an application stating grounds for delay to the Commissioner-IR
- Commissioner-IR must decide on the case within 30 days if no further information is required, or within 45 days if additional information is needed
- The Commissioner-IR can approve the application and condone the time limit for up to three years
- A monthly report of processed cases must be submitted to the Chief Commissioner-IR by the Commissioner-IR
Source: download1.fbr.gov.pk
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