- FBR introduces a new sales tax collection system for sugar in Pakistan
- Sugar prices will be reviewed every 15 days to set the tax rate
- Sales tax is based on a sugar price Rs16 per kilogram lower than the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics report
- Ex-mill price for sugar is determined by subtracting Rs16 per kilogram from the published price
- Sales tax will be collected based on this adjusted price
Source: tribune.com.pk
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