- FBR updates withholding tax rates for export of services for fiscal year 2025-26
- Rates issued under Section 154A of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001
- Key tax rates for export of services:
- 0.25 percent for computer software, IT services, or IT-enabled services for ATL taxpayers
- 0.5 percent for non-ATL taxpayers in the same category
- 1 percent for all other export services for ATL persons
- 2 percent for non-ATL persons in other categories
- Export of services includes IT and software services, technical services abroad, royalty and commission, construction contracts, and other notified services
- Exporters must file annual income tax returns, submit withholding tax statements, and file sales tax returns if applicable
- Non-compliance may lead to standard taxation instead of final tax treatment
- Policy aims to encourage export of services by maintaining low tax rates for compliant taxpayers, especially in IT and digital sectors
Source: pkrevenue.com
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