- FBR announces sales tax rules for digitally ordered goods in Pakistan
- New regulations target online marketplaces, payment intermediaries, and courier companies
- Aim to ensure transparent and efficient sales tax compliance in online retail
- Payment intermediaries and couriers must deduct sales tax and remit balance to vendors
- Payment intermediaries must deposit deducted tax and submit monthly STR-35 statement
- Courier companies must deposit tax and file monthly STR-36 statement electronically
- Online marketplaces must file STR-34 summarizing monthly deliveries
- Marketplaces offering courier services must also submit STR-36 statement
- Payment intermediaries and couriers must provide sales tax deduction certificates to suppliers
- FBR aims to strengthen digital tax infrastructure and promote fair online trading practices
Source: pkrevenue.com
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