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Exemption from Sales Tax on Import and Supply of Goods As Certified by Ndma and Pdma for Flood Affectees

SRO 1636(I)/2022 is a Sales Tax SRO dated 30 August 2022, listed by FBR as "EXEMPTION FROM SALES TAX ON IMPORT AND SUPPLY OF GOODS AS CERTIFIED BY NDMA AND PDMA FOR FLOOD AFFECTEES".

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Government of Pakistan Revenue Division Federal Board of Revenue ***** N NOTIFICATION Islamabad, the 30th August, 2022. S.R.O. 1636(1)/2022. - In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (a) of sub-section (2) of section 13 of the Sales Tax Act, 1990, the Federal Government is pleased to exempt for a period of ninety days the import and supply of the goods as certified by the National Disaster Management Authority or a Provincial Disaster Management Authority for relief operation for flood affectees, from the whole of the sales tax. IC. No. 4/5-STB/2022 (Pt-2)1

Related Sales Tax SROs on exemptions and concessions

  • SRO 70(I)/202325 January 2023Exemption from Sales Tax on the Import and Supply of the Donation Consignments and Relief Items as certified by NDMA or a PDMA for Relief Operations for Flood Affectees
  • SRO 01(I)/20233 January 2023Exemption of Whole of Sales Tax on Old Contingent Owned Equipment (COE)
  • SRO 1963(I)/202225 October 2022The Federal Government is pleased to exempt whole of Sales Tax payable on goods supplied to JICA
  • SRO 1640(I)/202231 August 2022Exemption of Sales Tax on Import of Tomatoes and Onions
  • SRO 1635(I)/202230 August 2022Exemption from Sales Tax on Import of Goods Received in the Event of Natural Disaster, Gift or Donation
  • SRO 729(I)/20222 June 2022Exemption of Sales Tax on Import of Oxygen Cylinder for Medical Purpose

All SROs on exemptions and concessions

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