Collection of services sale tax stopped
By Our Correspondent
January 15, 2020
LAHORE: The Lahore High Court on Tuesday restrained Punjab Revenue Authority (PRA) from collecting services sale tax from a power production plant being run in the collaboration with China.
The petitioner company, Yousaf wala, through its lawyer pleaded that power plant is being run with the help of Pakistan Railways which fetched coal from the different parts of the country for the plant. He said PRA had sent a notice to collect services sale tax.
He pointed out that PR is a federally-run department and provincial department PRA was not legally authorised to collect services sale tax from the petitioner company. After hearing initial arguments, Justice Shahid Jamil stayed the operation of impugned notice and sought reply from PRA.
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