- FBR taking legal action against e-intermediaries involved in sales tax fraud
- Licenses of implicated e-intermediaries at risk of cancellation
- E-intermediaries and company officials facing prosecution for fraudulent activities
- E-intermediaries held jointly responsible for facilitating tax evasion
- Use of fake or flying invoices leading to immediate suspension and cancellation of licenses
- Growing concerns over rising trend of sales tax fraud in Pakistan
- Sales Tax Act, 1990 provides legal recourse for holding e-intermediaries accountable
- Additional punitive measures, including criminal prosecution, possible for those involved
- FBR’s aggressive stance aimed at tightening regulatory framework and restoring public confidence in tax system
Source: pkrevenue.com
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