- SRB imposes 15% sales tax on call center services for tax year 2024-25
- Businesses have option to avail reduced sales tax rate of 3% with specific conditions
- Exemption from sales tax for call center services exported and delivered outside Pakistan
- New tax regime aims to streamline taxation process and ensure compliance with provincial tax regulations
- Changes in sales tax regulations will impact operational costs for call centers
- Option to elect for reduced rate may offer relief, but absence of input tax credit could affect cost structures
- Exemption for export-oriented call centers could enhance competitiveness in international markets
- SRB’s new tax measures aim to enhance regulatory compliance and provide tax relief under specific conditions.
Source: pkrevenue.com
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