- PCDMA raises concerns over FBR’s sudden e-invoicing implementation from August 1, 2025
- Abrupt rollout could create difficulties for small and medium-sized merchants
- PCDMA Chairman calls the move unjust and damaging for businesses lacking digital resources
- Criticism for lack of stakeholder involvement and training sessions
- Many merchants lack IT setup, skilled staff, and stable electricity for new requirements
- FBR issued new policy without prior consultation; traders request a 60-day extension
- Proposal for gradual approach starting with large companies before smaller merchants
- Concerns about system’s effectiveness even for large firms
- PCDMA ready to cooperate and help with training sessions
- Urges FBR to delay e-invoicing until awareness and training are conducted
- Warns rushed strategy could harm business operations, especially small enterprises
Source: pkrevenue.com
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