- FBR sets May 1, 2025 deadline for corporate entities to integrate with customs system
- Non-corporate registered persons have until June 1, 2025 for integration
- Applies to importers, manufacturers, wholesalers, dealers, distributors of fast-moving consumer goods
- Retailers and other businesses to receive additional licenses for e-invoicing integration
- From February 1, 2024, certain businesses must transmit sales tax invoices electronically
- Notification specifies integration through license integrator or PRAL
- Rule 150Q of Notification No. 1525(1)/2023 outlines electronic invoice transmission requirements
Source: brecorder.com
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
Latest Posts in "Pakistan"
- Customs Values of Imported Latex Rubber Threads Revised to Reflect International Price Trends
- Pakistan Introduces Withholding Tax on Digital Goods, Suspends Digital Presence Proceeds Tax
- FBR Mandates POS Integration for Retailers Exceeding Withholding Tax Thresholds
- Pakistan Customs Seizes Smuggled Cigarettes, Raw Materials Worth Over Rs. 1.1 Billion in Major Raids
- Punjab Tribunal: Sale of Developed Plots Not Taxable Under Provincial Sales Tax Law
