- Pakistan’s Finance Act 2026 expands sales tax on retail prices to more consumer goods, including confectionery, beverages, and household items.
- Tax authorities can deregister or blacklist businesses that do not comply with mandatory e-invoicing integration.
- An electronic mechanism is introduced for adjusting debit and credit notes.
- Penalties for non-compliance are increased.
- The Act also adds specific sales tax exemptions and extends the 1% reduced sales tax rate for locally assembled electric vehicles.
Source: assets.kpmg.com
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