- FBR has relaxed the requirement for submitting an affidavit alongside the sales tax return for September 2024
- This decision follows appeals from trade bodies and aims to build trust among stakeholders
- Alternative proposals to curb falsified sales tax returns will be accepted until October 31, 2024
- The FBR stressed that enforcement under the Sales Tax Act of 1990 remains strong
- The introduction of the affidavit was driven by alarming findings of fraudulent practices in sales tax returns
- The affidavit was meant to hold CFOs and authorized representatives accountable for the accuracy of tax returns
- The FBR chose to temporarily relax the affidavit requirement due to complaints from trade bodies
- The relaxation of the affidavit requirement aims to balance regulatory enforcement with practical challenges faced by businesses.
Source: pkrevenue.com
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