- Pakistan’s Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has proposed mandatory electronic invoicing integration for a wide range of businesses, requiring real-time sales reporting.
- Affected sectors include restaurants, private hospitals, retailers, courier services, accountants, and private educational institutions, among others.
- Integrated enterprises must issue real-time, verifiable e-invoices with digital signatures and QR codes, securely transmit data to FBR, and maintain detailed activity logs.
- Businesses must retain electronic records for six years and provide audit access to Inland Revenue officers; FBR will establish an enforcement network for compliance checks.
- Only licensed entities can provide integration software, with licenses valid for five years; PRAL will offer free integration services and software to taxpayers.
Source: regfollower.com
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