- The Karachi Tax Bar Association (KTBA) is concerned about the halt in new sales tax registrations by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).
- The FBR’s action is intended to combat flying invoices and misuse of input/output tax adjustments.
- The KTBA argues that the halt is negatively impacting genuine taxpayers, shrinking the tax base, and discouraging compliance.
- The KTBA highlights challenges arising from the halt, including the exclusion of genuine taxpayers, shrinking tax base, unfair business environment, and economic slowdown.
- The KTBA recommends enhanced verification mechanisms, risk-based or provisional registration, and digital integration and real-time monitoring to address the issue of flying invoices.
Source: pkrevenue.com
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