- FBR issues clarification on sales tax treatment when tax rates change
- Guidance aims to help taxpayers understand compliance requirements and reduce disputes
- Changes in tax rates are governed by Section 5 of the Sales Tax Act, 1990
- For taxable supplies by registered persons, tax rate at time of supply applies
- For imported goods, tax rate is determined by the date goods declaration is presented
- Special rules apply if goods declaration is submitted before arrival of goods
- Late payment beyond seven days after goods declaration leads to tax rate adjustment to date of payment
- FBR encourages taxpayers to learn and adhere to these rules to avoid penalties
- New directive effective immediately to improve tax administration and transparency
Source: pkrevenue.com
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