- FBR announces revised sales tax framework for 2025-26
- Standard sales tax rate set at 18 percent for registered businesses and imports
- Additional 4 percent tax for supplies to non-registered persons
- Special provisions for Tenth Schedule goods with capacity-based or fixed-rate tax
- Sales tax rates detailed in Third, Eighth, Tenth, and Eleventh Schedules
- Uniform tax application across sectors including manufacturing, retail, and digital commerce
- Importers must comply with retail price regulations
- E-commerce platforms required to collect and remit taxes on digital transactions
- Stakeholders advised to review specific schedules and ensure compliance
- Information is for reference only; consult professionals for detailed guidance
Source: pkrevenue.com
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