Condonation of Time Limit by Collector
SRO 642(I)/2004Other
SRO 642(I)/2004 is a Sales Tax SRO dated 26 July 2004, listed by FBR as "Condonation of Time Limit by Collector".
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GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
(REVENUE DIVISION)
CENTRAL BOARD OF REVENUE
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Islamabad, the 26th July, 2004.
NOTIFICATION
(SALES TAX)
S.R.O. 642(I)/2004.-- In exercise of the powers conferred by proviso to section 74 of the Sales Tax Act, 1990, the Central Board of Revenue is pleased to empower Collector of Sales Tax to condone the time limit of payment in terms of section 73 beyond the prescribed period, subject to the following conditions, namely:- a) the payments have been made in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (1) of section 73 of the Sales Tax Act, 1990; b) the invoice relating to the transaction contains the full name, address and registration number of both the supplier and the buyer besides other particulars specified in section 23 of the aforesaid Act; and c) the transaction does not involve any closed, de-registered or any person whose registration has been blacklisted or suspended.
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[C.No.3(3)ST-L&P/2004]
(Aamer Amin Bhatti)
Secretary (ST-L&P)
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