- FBR has updated guidelines for sales tax liability for 2025 to 26
- Updates are part of amendments to the Sales Tax Act, 1990, revised through the Finance Act, 2025
- Section 7 outlines the framework for calculating tax liability focusing on offsetting input tax against output tax
- Registered persons can deduct input tax from output tax if proper documentation is maintained
- Valid tax invoices and customs-cleared documents are required for deductions
- Adjustments are allowed within six subsequent tax periods if not initially deducted
- FBR may issue special orders for deductions under specific conditions
- Federal Government can issue notifications for input tax deductions and impose restrictions on wastage
- Correct determination of sales tax liability is crucial for businesses to avoid penalties
- Updated law emphasizes documentation, compliance, and accurate reporting
- Disclaimer: Article is informational and not legal or financial advice
Source: pkrevenue.com
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