Pleas against sales tax on POL products dismissed
By our correspondents
September 26, 2017
The Lahore High Court on Monday dismissed six petitions challenging imposition of 17 per cent sales tax on petroleum products. Justice Ayesha A Malik heard the petitions filed by Pakistan Justice Party and others challenging imposition of sales and other taxes on petroleum products.
The court had reserved the verdict after hearing arguments of all parties and it was announced in open court on Monday. Earlier, the petitioners' counsel Advocate Shiraz Zaka and Muhammad Azhar Siddique argued the sales tax and other taxes were imposed on petroleum products without approval of the parliaments whereas it was mandatory to seek approval of the parliament first for their imposition.
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