Khilji Co Tax Memorandum 2017 18

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BENEFICENT 2017
Chartered Accountants
TAX MEMORANDUM
2017
AN UNBIASED COMMENTARY ON FINANCE ACT 2017 & FEDERAL

BUDGET 2017-18
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KHILJI AND CO TAX MEMORANDUM 2017
TAX MEMORANDUM
FINANCE BILL 2017-18
Khilji & Co (Chartered Accountants) is pleased to present this tax memorandum, which is
primarily aimed to help in understanding the impact of the Budget changes that are brought by
the Finance Bill 2017-18 relating to Income Tax, Sales Tax Laws, Federal Excise Duty and
Customs Duty. This memorandum gives a brief overview of Pakistan economy and significant
amendments proposed by the Finance Bill 2017. All changes proposed through the Finance Bill
2017 are effective July 1, 2017. It is suggested that in order to understand the precise effect of a
particular amendment, reference should preferably be made to the relevant wordings of the Act
when passed. The bill was presented in the Parliament of Pakistan on May 26, 2017.
Amendments and reshufflings are possible before its approval from National Assembly. It is
suggested that changes should not generally be acted upon without first obtaining appropriate
professional advice.
This has always been a pleasure to be of service to our clients.
This memorandum can also be accessed on our website http://khilji.net.pk/taxmemo/
Sharif Uddin Khilji (FCA)

Chief Executive
Khilji & Co Chartered Accountants
MAY 30, 2017
DISCLAIMER & ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This document has been prepared according to the guide lines of the Finance Bill as announced by the Finance Minister Mr. Ishaq Dar as on May
26, 2017. Although the highest standard of Professional Competence and Care has been followed regarding the showing of facts & figures in this
Budget Commentary. However, Khilji & Co, (Chartered Accountants) does not assume any responsibility as to the correctness, alteration or
change of these fact & figures in future which may be expected when the bill is presented in National Assembly of Pakistan for its approval
Moreover, Khilji & Co, Chartered Accountants will not be held responsible for any action taken / not taken on the basis of information contained in
this document.
FEDERAL BUDGET 2017-18

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. OVERVIEW OF ECONOMY ....................................................................................... 3
2. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ........................................................................ 5
3. BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS .............................................................................................. 8
4. AMENDMENTS IN INCOME TAX ............................................................................ 10
5. AMENDMENTS IN SALES TAX ................................................................................ 20
6. AMENDMENTS IN CUSTOM DUTY ......................................................................... 31
7. AMENDMENTS IN FEDERAL EXCISE .................................................................... 35
8. INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING RATES (RATE CARD) .......................................... 38
9. SALES TAX WITHHOLDING RATES (RATE CARD).............................................. 45

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1. OVERVIEW OF ECONOMY
Since 2013-14, the economy has witnessed a smooth upward trend in growth rate. Real GDP
growth was above four percent in 2013-14 and has smoothly increased during the last four years
to reach 5.28 percent in 2016-17, which is the highest in 10 years. It is widely acknowledged that
Pakistan has immense economic potential. According to a report published in 2017, Pakistan is
projected to become the worlds 20th largest economy by 2030 and 16th largest by 2050.
Pakistan has seen a noticeable economic turnaround over the last four years due to the
implementation of a comprehensive economic revival programme.
KEY AREAS OF REFORMS
1. Fiscal consolidation through improved public financial management and tax administration,
2. Energy restructuring of energy sector including capacity enhancement, divestment through
strategic private partnerships and strengthening of regulatory framework.
These reforms are complemented with a number of growth supporting steps such as
1. National Power Policy

2. Kissan Package
3. Automotive Policy
4. Textile Policy
5. Strategic Trade Policy Framework (STPF) 2015-18
6. Prime Ministers Package of Incentives for Exporters
7. Domestic Resource Mobilization Strategy
8. PSE Reforms Strategy
9. CPEC and National Financial Inclusion Strategy.

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On account of these initiatives the macro-economic performance remains robust, with a steadily
rising growth of 4.05 percent in FY2014, 4.06 percent in FY2015 and 4.51 percent in FY 2016. The
economy continues to maintain its growth momentum above 4.0 percent for the 4th year in a
row with highest growth at 5.28 percent in 10 years in FY2017.
The accommodative monetary policy stance, increase in development spending, substantial

growth in private sector credit, inspired activities in the power sector, friendly and pro-growth
policies for real sector growth, such as relief measures and in particular for the agriculture sector,
were instrumental in achieving this impressive growth performance.
The outgoing fiscal year has witnessed an impressive growth in agriculture output and in the
services sector. The agriculture sector met its growth target of 3.5 percent, helped by government
supportive policies and by increased agriculture credit disbursements. During 2015-16, the
agriculture credit disbursement was close to Rs 600 billion while during 2016-17, the target was
raised to Rs 700 billion. During July-March 2016-17, the disbursement was observed to be 23
percent higher as compared to the previous year.
The services sector recorded a growth of 5.98 percent and surpassed its target which was set at
5.70 percent. Wholesale and retail trade sector grew at a rate of 6.82 percent. The growth in this
sector is bolstered by the output in the agriculture and manufacturing sectors. The share of
Agriculture, Manufacturing and Imports in Wholesale and Retail Trade growth is 18 percent, 54
percent and 15 percent respectively. The Transport, Storage and Communication sector grew at a
rate of 3.94 percent. Finance and insurance activities show an overall increase of 10.77 percent,
mainly because of rapid expansion of deposit formation (15 percent) and demand for loans (11
percent). General government services grew by 6.91 percent, mainly driven by the increase in
real wages and salaries in this sector. Also other private services contributed significantly.

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2. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Economic growth and sustainable development can be gauged from following briefs, which
largely envisages GDP as a whole.
1. Foreign Direct Investment
Foreign Direct Investment, (FDI) amounted to $1.733 billion during Jul-Apr, FY2017 compared to
$1.537 billion during the same period last year, posting a growth of 12.75 percent. On a YoY
basis, it registered significant growth of 17.1 percent in April 2017. The major FDI inflows during
the period under review are from
China ($ 744.4 million)

Netherlands ($478.6 million)
France ($171.0 million)
Turkey ($137.7 million)
US ($103.2 million)
U.A.E ($ 48.4 million)
UK ($47.6 million)
Italy ($ 47.4 million)
Japan ($ 42.1 million)
Germany ($ 40.5 million)
Food, Power, Construction, Electronics, Oil & Gas exploration, Financial Business and
Communication remained the main recipient sectors Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI)
increased to $ 589.7 million during Jul-Apr, FY2017 compared to $ - 404.3 million last year.
2. Tax Revenues
The pace of revenue mobilization

has witnessed an upward trajectory
since FY2013. Overall revenues
increased to 15.3 percent of GDP in
FY2016, compared to 13.3 percent
of GDP recorded in FY2013.
Among those, tax revenues
increased from 9.8 percent of GDP
in FY2013 to 12.6 percent of GDP in
FY2016.

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FBR tax revenues recorded a significant increase since FY2013 and gradually grew by 60 percent
in FY2016 over FY2013. Surpassing the annual target for the first time in seven years, FBR
revenues posted a growth of over 20 percent during FY2016. In percentage of GDP, FBR tax
collections increased from 8.7 percent in FY2013 to 10.7 percent of GDP in FY2016. During July-
April FY 2017, FBR tax collection posted a growth of 8.0 percent.
3. Banking Sector
The overall performance of the banking sector

remained robust during the last couple of years. The
alignment of the regulatory capital requirements in
Pakistan with best international practices coupled with
high profitability has helped achieving strong solvency.
The Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) of 16.2 percent as of
end December 2016 is much stronger and higher than
the minimum required level of 10.65 percent.
4. Agriculture
Agriculture is the lifeline of Pakistans economy accounting for 19.5 percent of the gross
domestic product, employing 42.3 percent of the labour force and providing raw material for
several value-added sectors. It thus plays a central role in national development, food security
and poverty reduction. The rapid growth of Pakistans urban areas indicate that demand for
high-value perishable products such as fruits, vegetables, dairy, and meat is rising. Government
is focusing to increase the yield for rural growers through major infrastructure investments
including reliable transport networks and other building blocks for modern supply chains. CPEC
will go a long way in the enhancement of agribusiness benefits by tapping value-added product
innovation and supply chain.
5. Manufacturing
Manufacturing sector is the backbone of Pakistans economy and constitutes the second largest
sector of economy contributing 13.5 percent to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and generating
biggest number of industrial employment with technology transfer. It comprises mainly of
Large Scale Manufacturing (LSM) with 80 percent share

Manufacturing 0.7 percent
Small scale manufacturing accounts for 1.8 percent
In total GDP and 13.7 percent share in manufacturing.

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6. STOCK MARKET
The capital market is an essential agent of economic growth and the positive relationship
between the two is borne out by all the economic theories and models of economic development.
The period, July 1, 2016 to May 08, 2017, witnessed an overall positive and bullish trend for the
stock market in Pakistan. The KSE 100 Index demonstrated exceptional performance of equity
market during the period mainly due to improved macroeconomic indicators, wide-ranging
reform measures undertaken by SECP, better security situation and Pakistan's reclassification in
MSCI EM Index.
7. FOREIGN TRADE & REMITTANCES
Pakistans external sector continued to face severe stress during 2016-17. Though the rate of
export decline was stemmed, Pakistans exports declined by 3.06 % during the first 9 months of
the fiscal year 2016-17. Imports, however, continued to grow at a much faster rate and grew by a
large percentage of 18.67 during the first nine months of the FY2017 as compared to the previous
year.
Structure of Exports Structure of Imports
Particulars July-March % Change July-March % Change
in Dollars in Values Particulars Values in Dollars in Value
2015-16 2016-17 P 2015-16 2016-17 P
Total 15,597.5 15,118.6 -3.1 Total 32,444.7 38,503.8 18.7
A. Food Group 3,037.8 2,685.9 -11.6 A. Food Groups 3,938.6 4,528.7 15.0
B. Textile Manufactures 9,362.3 9,278.9 -0.9 B. Machinery Group 4,321.9 6,465.0 49.6
C. Petroleum Group 128.9 139.2 8.0 C. Petroleum Group 5,584.8 6,686.7 19.7
D. Other Manufactures 2,386.7 2,274.1 -4.7 D. Consumer Durables 2,727.5 3,470.0 27.2
E. All Other items 681.7 740.5 E. Raw Materials 5,714.1 5,610.9 -1.8
F. Telecom 1,046.8 1,028.8 -1.7
G. All other items 2,799.5 3,139.2 12.1

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3. BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS
The total outlay of budget 2017-18 is Rs 5,103.8 billion. This size is 4.3% higher than the size
of budget estimates 2016-17.
The resource availability during 2017-18 has been estimated at Rs 4,713.7 billion against Rs
4,442 billion in the budget estimates of 2016-17.
The net revenue receipts for 2017-18 have been estimated at Rs 2,926 billion indicating an
increase of 5.3% over the budget estimates of 2016-17.
The provincial share in federal taxes is estimated at Rs 2,384.2 billion during 2017-18, which
is 11.6% higher than the budget estimates for 2016-17.
The net capital receipts for 2017-18 have been estimated at Rs 552.5 billion against the
budget estimates of Rs 453.6 billion in 2016-17 i.e. an increase of 21.8%.
The external receipts in 2017-18 are estimated at Rs 837.8 billion. This shows an increase of
2.2% over the budget estimates for 2016-17.
The overall expenditure during 2017-18 has been estimated at Rs 5,103.8 billion, out of
which the current expenditure is Rs 3,763.7 billion and development expenditure is Rs
1,340.1 billion.
The share of current and development expenditure respectively in total budgetary outlay
for 2017-18 is 73.7% and 26.3%.
The expenditure on General Public Services is estimated at Rs 2,553.6 billion which is 67.8%
of the current expenditure.
The development expenditure outside PSDP has been estimated at Rs 152.2 billion in the
budget 2017-18.
The size of Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) for 2017-18 is Rs 2,113 billion.
Out of this, Rs 1,112 billion has been allocated to provinces. Federal PSDP has been
estimated at Rs 1,001 billion, out of which Rs 377.9 billion for Federal Ministries/Divisions,
Rs 380.6 billion for Corporations, Rs 30 billion for Prime Minister's SDGs Achievement
Programme, Rs 40 billion for Special Federal Development Programme, Rs 12.5 billion for
Energy for All, Rs 12.5 billion for Clean Drinking Water for All, Rs 7.5 billion for
Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority (ERRA), Rs 5 billion for Special
Provision for Competition of CPEC Projects, Rs 45 billion for Relief and Rehabilitation of
IDPs, Rs 45 billion for Security Enhancement, Rs 20 billion for Prime Minister's Initiative
and Rs 25 billion for Gas Infrastructure Development Cess.
To meet expenditure, bank borrowing has been estimated for 2017-18 at Rs 390.1 billion,
which is significantly lower than revised estimates of 2016-17.

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(Rs. in Billion)
RECEIPTS EXPENDITURE
TAX REVENUE 4,330.5 A. CURRENT 3,477.1
- FBR Taxes 4,013.0 Interest Payments 1,363.0
- Other Taxes 317.5 Pension 248.0
- NON-TAX REVENUE 979.9 Defence Affairs & Services 920.2
a) Gross Revenue Receipts 5,310.3 Grants and Transfers 430.2
b) Less Provincial Share 2,384.2 Subsidies 138.8
I. Net Revenue Receipts (a-b) 2,926.1 Running of Civil Govt. 376.8
II. Capital Receipts (Non-Bank) 528.0
III. External Receipts (net) 511.4 B. DEVELOPMENT 1,275.8
IV. Estimated Provincial 347.3 Federal PSDP 1,001.0

Surplus
V. Bank Borrowing 390.1 Net Lending 122.6
VI. Privatization Proceeds 50.0 Other Dev. Expenditure 152.2
TOTAL RESOURCES (I to VI) 4,752.9 TOTAL EXPENDITURE (A+B) 4,752.9

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4. AMENDMENTS IN INCOME TAX
Section 2(22A) Fast Moving Consumer Goods
The definition of Fast Moving Consumer Goods is proposed to be amended to clarify that
durable goods are excluded from the definition
Section 2(38A) Officer Inland Revenue
The definition of Officer Inland Revenue is proposed to be expanded to include district

taxation officer and assistant director audit.
Section 2 (62A) Start up

Clause 144, Part II, Clause 11A & Clause 43E, Part IV, Second Schedule.
A new exclusive definition of start-up is proposed to be inserted. Start-up is proposed to be

defined as
a) A business of resident individual, AOP or company
b) Incorporated or registered after 1st July 2012
c) The person is engaged in or intends to provide technology driven products or
services
d) Certified by Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB)
e) Turnover is less than Rupees one Hundred Million in the last five years
To incentivize investment in technology sector, startups are provided exemption in the year in
which they are certified by PSEB and following two years while exemption from minimum tax
(113) and withholding tax (153) are also proposed through amendments in second schedule.
Section 4B Super Tax
Super tax introduced vide finance act 2015 is proposed to be extended to tax year 2017.
Section 5A Tax on Undistributed Profits
Taxation of undistributed reserves is still applicable but proposed to be amended. A tax at the
rate of 10% is proposed to be imposed on every public company other than a scheduled bank or
a modaraba that derives profit for a tax year but does not distribute at least 40% of its after tax
profits within six months of the end of the tax year through cash or bonus shares. For tax year
2017 the bonus shares or dividends should be distributed before 31st December 2017 in case of
companies whose year end is 30th June and before 30th September 2018 in case of companies
whose year end is 31st December 2017.
The above section 5A is proposed not to be applicable on Companies owning Electric Power
Generation Projects and Companies in which 50% or more shares are held by Government.

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Section 7C Tax on Builders
The final taxation regime offered to builders is proposed to be restricted to tax year 2017 only.
Moreover the regime is proposed to be available to builder if he has paid made first payment of
tax @ 5% and the commissioner has issued the payment schedule for the remaining tax payment.
Section 7D Tax on Developers
The final taxation regime offered to developer is proposed to be restricted to tax year 2017 only.
Moreover the regime is proposed to be available to developer if he has paid made first payment
of tax @ 5% and the commissioner has issued the payment schedule for the remaining tax
payment.
Section 13(7) Value of Perquisites
The interest on loans given by employer to his employee is to be taxed at higher of actual interest
rate or benchmark rate. However the same is not applicable on loans not above rupees five
hundred thousand. This limit is proposed to be raised to one million rupees, thus intended to
provide relief to salaried taxpayer.
Section 21(o) Marketing Expenditure
Expense incurred by pharmaceutical manufacturers in respect of sales promotion, advertisement

and publicity are allowable up to 5% of turnover. This limit is proposed to be increased to 10%.
Section 22(15) Depreciable Asset
The new proviso proposes to clarify claim of full depreciation on an asset acquired by a person
under a musharika financing or diminishing musharika financing arrangement and the asset is
jointly owned by the taxpayer and the Islamic financial institution.
Section 37A Capital Gain tax rates (First Schedule)
The rates of tax on capital gain under section 37A are proposed to be modified and instead of
slab rates based on holding period fixed rate of 15% for filers and 20% for non-filers are
proposed to be prescribed for tax year 2018 & onwards.
Section 53(2) Exemptions and tax concession in the Second Schedule
The powers of federal government to grant exemption on income is proposed to be transferred

to FBR conditioned with approval of the minister in-charge.
Section 64AB (Re-numbered as 60D) Deductible Allowance for education expenses
The minimum criteria of income for claiming deduction in respect of educational expenses is
proposed to be raised from one million rupees to one and a half million rupees.

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Section 62A Tax credit for investment in health insurance
The minimum monetary limit for tax credit on account of investment in health insurance is
proposed to be raised from one hundred thousand rupees to one hundred and fifty thousand
rupees.
Section 65A Tax credit to a Person registered under the Sales tax Act, 1990
Tax credit at the rate of 3% of tax payable is provided to a person who is registered in sales tax
and makes sales of at least 90% to sales tax registered persons. The said tax credit is proposed to
be withdrawn by deleting the section.
Section 65C Tax credit for enlistment
Tax credit is available at the rate of 20% of tax payable to companies who opt for enlistment on a
stock exchange. The tax credit is available for that tax year and one subsequent tax year. This tax
credit is proposed to be extended to three tax years subsequent to listing however the rate of tax
credit for the last two years is proposed to be 10% of the tax payable.
Section 94(3) Dividend by a Non-resident company
The dividend paid by a non-resident company to a resident person is taxable in the hand of
receiver as income from Business or income from other sources. The treatment is proposed
to be deleted.
Section 100(2) Special provisions relating to the production of oil and natural gas, and
exploration and extraction of other mineral deposits
The income and gains derived from sui gas fields discovered before 24th September 1954 are not
subject to taxation under the fifth schedule. The same is proposed to be subjected to taxation
regime under fifth schedule.
Section 100C Tax Credit for Certain Persons
The conditions for allowance of 100% of tax credit to Non-profit Organizations, trusts and
welfare institutions are proposed to be increased. Now in addition to other conditions another
condition is proposed whereby the administrative and management expenses are required to be
kept up to 15% of the total receipts.
The surplus funds of a non-profit organization are proposed to be made taxable at the rate of
10%.
The term Surplus Funds is proposed to be defined as the funds or monies;
a) Not spent on charitable and welfare activities during the tax year;

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b) Received during the tax year as donations, voluntary contributions, subscriptions and
other incomes;
c) Or more than 25% of the total receipts of the non-profit organization received during the
tax year
d) Are not part of restricted funds
The definition of surplus funds needs to be revisited.
The term restricted funds is proposed to be defined as any fund received by the organization
but could not be spent and treated as revenue during the year due to any obligation placed by
the donor.
Section 113 Minimum tax on income of certain persons
The rate of minimum tax is proposed to be raised from 1% to 1.25%.
Section 115 Persons not required to furnish a return income
Widows, orphans below age of 25 years, non-resident persons and disabled persons are
provided exemption from filing of return of income if no other conditions provided in section
114 are attracted except ownership of immovable property. Now, they are also provided
exemption from filing of return in following cases:
a) owns immovable property with a land area of five hundred square yards or more located
in a rating area
b) owns a flat having covered area of two thousand square feet or more located in a rating
area
c) owns a motor vehicle having engine capacity above 1000CC
Section 116 Wealth Statement
The time window of revision of wealth statement is proposed to be narrowed from finalization
of assessment to issuance of notice.
Section 119 Extension of Time for Furnishing Returns and Other Documents
The taxpayer is proposed to be granted an additional right to approach chief commissioner for
extension in time of filing of return, if the commissioner does not grants extension in time.
Section 122C Provision Assessment & Section 121
Section 122C relating to provisional assessment is proposed to be deleted however section 121 is
proposed to be modified to empower Commissioner making best judgment in case of failure to
furnish return. However action under section 121 is appealable unlike section 122C.

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Section 130 Appointment of Judicial Member
Provision relating to appointment of Judicial Member from Income Tax Department is now
proposed to be deleted.
Previously a BS 20 or above officer having law degree could become a judicial member. This
provision is now thankfully withdrawn.
Sec 146 - Recovery of tax from persons assessed in Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-
Baltistan.
Gilgit-Baltistan has been added wherever the word Kashmir is occurring.
This will increase the scope of recovery under this section to the province of Gilgit-Baltistan as
well together with Kashmir.
Sec 147 Advance Tax paid by the taxpayer
Threshold for exclusion of a taxpayer (individual) from advance tax u/s 147 is proposed to be
increased from Rs. Five hundred thousand to Rs one million being the latest assessed taxable
income other than clauses (a), (b), (ba), (c) and (d) of subsection 1 of the said section.
This will increase the limit for calculation of advance tax from business individual generally
from Rs five hundred thousand to Rs one million.
Sec 148(7)(b) Fertilizer by manufacturer of fertilizer
The above mentioned sub-section excluded the fertilizer by manufacturer of fertilizer from tax
collected from imports to be treated as final tax earlier. Now by deleting this sub-section the tax
collected shall be final tax for fertilizer.
Sec 152 Payments to non-residents
Clause 1B read with clause 41, part IV, Second Schedule: Previously through clause 41, part IV,
second schedule, the non-resident persons were required to file declaration within 3 months of
commencement of tax year if they wanted to opt for final tax regime while the declaration was
irrevocable for three years. Clause 41 is proposed to be deleted and option for FTR is now
available through proviso to clause 1B of section 152 however neither time for exercise of option
is specified nor is it mentioned that the option is irrevocable or otherwise.
Clause 4A: has been substituted increasing scope of application for exemption from tax
deduction or tax deduction at reduced rate to sub section 1A i.e. non-resident persons engaged
in execution of construction, assembly, installation and related work in Pakistan.

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Sec 153(1)(b) Payments for Services
A provision has been proposed to be added after clause (c) whereby the recipient of services
receives the payment through an agent or third person and that third person/agent retains the
fee by whatever name called from that payment, the recipient shall collect tax on that fee from
the agent/third person.
This is primarily proposed for collection of tax from commission retained by agents like travel
agents, advertising agents etc.
Sec 165(2A) Revision of statements
By insertion of clause 2A to the section 165, revision of statements filed under sub-section 1 & 2,
have been allowed within sixty days of filing of statement.
Sec 165B Furnishing of information by the financial institutions including banks
Scope is proposed to be increased by adding or any other reportable for the purposes of
providing of information to the Board in the prescribed form and manner for automatic
exchange of information under bilateral agreement or multilateral convention.
Through the addition of sub-section 3, the meaning of term reportable person and financial
institution have been referred to Chapter XIIA of the Income Tax Rules, 2002.
Sec 176 Notice to obtain information or evidence
For the purposes of obtaining information or evidence, to exercise the powers under sub-section
1(c) like entering into the premises, requiring production of necessary records the firm of cost
and management accountants has also been proposed to be prescribed. Previously only firm of
Chartered Accountants was mentioned for the purpose.
Sec 182 Offenses and Penalties
Penalty mentioned at serial number 7 is proposed to be extended to transactions between

Associates too. Earlier it was limited to records only.
Penalty mentioned at serial number 9 is proposed to be extended to transactions between

Associates too. Earlier it was limited to notice to obtain information and evidence only.
Serial number 17 is proposed to be added for failure to comply with section 107, 108 and 165B
within due date, penalty of Rs two thousand per day of default for each day subject to a
minimum penalty of twenty five thousand rupees.
Serial number 18 is proposed to be added whereby penalty of 1% of the value of transactions,

record (required to be maintained) has been imposed on failure to keep and maintain
information regarding transaction between associates as per section 108.

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Sec 191 Prosecution for non-compliance with certain statutory obligations
In clause (a), reference to sub-section 4 of section 114 is proposed to be added extending scope of
sub-section (a) to include the failure to compliance in respect of the notice issued by the
Commissioner to a person, who in the Commissioners opinion required to file a return, in list of
offensive acts punishable on conviction with fine or imprisonment up to one year.
Likewise, in clause (c), the expression or Chapter XII is proposed to be inserted extending
scope to Chapter XII i-e Transitional advance tax provisions. These provisions include
advance tax u/s 233, 234, 235 & 236 i.e. on brokerage and commission, transport business,
electricity consumption and telephone users.
Sec 205 Default Surcharge
A proviso is proposed to be added in sub-section 1B whereby period for the purposes of

calculation of default surcharge in respect of special tax year, has been mentioned to be
starting from the first day of fourth quarter of special tax year till the date on which the
assessment is made or the last day of special tax year, whichever is earlier.
This sub-section deals with default on account of advance tax under sub-section 4A or 6.
Sec 206A Advance ruing
The proviso after sub-section 3 has been proposed to be deleted. The proviso excluded the
permanent establishment of non-resident from the application of this section. Now this exclusion
has been removed hence a PE can also apply for advance ruling.
Sec 207 Income Tax Authorities
The amendment seeks to include District Taxation Officer and Assistant Director Audit in
the list of taxation authorities mentioned in sub-section 1. Likewise, said authorities have been
proposed to be added in sub-section 3A after Inland Revenue Officers.
Similarly in sub-section 4 & 4A, above mentioned authorities have been added after Inland
Revenue Audit Officers.
Sec 208 Appointment of Income Tax Authorities
As per above mentioned proposed change in income tax authorities, corresponding change has
been made by adding the District Taxation Officer and Assistant Director Audit in the list of
authorities after Inland Revenue Officers, that the Board may appoint.
Sec 216 Disclosure of information by a public servant
The amendment seeks to allow sharing of information regarding salaries with Employees Old
Age Institution.

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Sec 227B (3)(aa) Rejection of Reward for Whistleblowers
The sub-section (aa) has been added specifying the information not supported by any
evidence shall be rejected against claim for reward by the whistleblowers.
Sec 230D Directorate- General of Broadening of Tax Base
The amendment seeks to add the above Directorate-General consisting a Director General and
as many Directors, Additional Directors, Deputy Directors, Assistant Directors and as many
officers as the Board may appoint, by notification in Official Gazette.
The Board has power to specify the functions, jurisdictions and powers, by notification in
Official Gazette.
Sec 230E Directorate- General of Transfer Pricing
The amendment seeks to add the above Directorate-General consisting a Director General and
as many Directors, Additional Directors, Deputy Directors, Assistant Directors and as many
officers as the Board may appoint, by notification in Official Gazette.
The function of this directorate shall be to conduct transfer pricing audit. This audit shall be
independent of audit u/s 177, 214C or 214D of the income tax affairs. It has been clarified that
such audit refers to the audit for determination of transfer price at arms length in transactions
between associates.
The Board has power to specify the functions, jurisdictions and powers, by notification in
Official Gazette.
Sec 231B(1A) Advance Tax on Motor Vehicles
Sub-section 1A has been proposed to be changed to include the financing method, whether
shariah compliant or conventional, including ijara for the purposes of collection of advance tax at
the rate of three percent of the value of the motor vehicle from non-filers.
Sec 233A Collection of Tax by a Stock Exchange registered in Pakistan
Sub-section 2 has been proposed to be changed by mentioning tax collected under this head to be
final tax from adjustable tax.
Sec 234A CNG Stations
By amending sub-section 3, the tax collected on electricity bill has also been included in final tax
along with consumption of gas by a CNG station.
Clarification: the tax for the purposes of sub-section 3 means tax collected under sub-section (1),
inclusive of sales tax and incidental charges.

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Sub-section 4 not allowing any adjustment of withholding tax collected or deducted under any
other head during the tax year, has been deleted.
It will allow the claim of tax collected/deducted against the tax liability on taxable income.
Sec 235 Electricity Consumption
The bill has proposed to add a clarification after sub-section (2) regarding the electricity bill to be
inclusive of sales tax and all incidental charges.
In sub-section 4(a), the tax collected, other than a Company, up to bill amount of Rs thirty
thousand per month was mentioned to be minimum tax on the income of such person and no
refund was allowed. Now the proposed amendment converted this amount to Rs three hundred
and sixty thousand per annum i-e in annual terms.
Sec 235A Domestic Electricity Consumption
As above, the bill has added a clarification after sub-section (2) regarding the electricity bill to be
inclusive of sales tax and all incidental charges.
Sec 236C, 236K & 236 W Advance Tax on Sale or Transfer of Immovable Property
Tax collected on sale of immovable property is proposed to be minimum tax if purchased and
sold in the same year. Moreover the word recording is proposed to be inserted to provide wider
coverage to section 236C, 236K & 236W.
Sec 236G and 236H Advance Tax on Sales to Distributors, Dealers and Wholesalers and
Retailers
Batteries has also been added in products list after paint for the purposes of collection of
advance tax.
Sec 236X Advance Tax on tobacco
Pakistan Tobacco Board is proposed to be made as Withholding agent for collection of advance
tax @ 5% of the purchase value of tobacco from every person purchasing tobacco including
manufacturers of cigarettes.
Sec 241 Validation
A new section has been proposed to be inserted to validate the Federal Government notifications
issued before the first day of July, 2017 because of recent Court orders.

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Exemptions under Second Schedule:
Income of following is proposed to be exempted under Part I, Second Schedule;
1. Society for the welfare of SUIT

2. Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and persons as provided in Article 51 of Chapter
IX of the Articles of Agreement signed and ratified by Pakistan and entered into force on
December 25, 2015;
3. Gulab Devi Chest Hospital;
4. Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund;
5. National Academy of Performing Arts;
6. Profit on debt received by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) from
Islamabad-Burhan transmission Reinforcement Project (Phase I) undertaken in pursuance
to the loan agreement for Islamabad-Burhan transmission Reinforcement Project (Phase
I);and
7. Political Parties.
Specific exemptions under Part IV, Second Schedule are proposed to be modified as under:
1. Exemption from 148 under clause 56 proposed to be extended to Z&M oils (Pvt) Ltd,
Exceed Petroleum (Pvt) Ltd, Petrowell (Pvt) Ltd, Quality-1 Petroleum (Pvt) Ltd, Horizon
Oil Company (Pvt) Ltd, Outreach (Pvt) Ltd, Kepler Petroleum (Pvt) Ltd.
2. Exemption to Hajj operators proposed to be extended for tax year 2017
3. Exemption from import under clause 72B is now proposed to be subjected to the
condition that quantity of raw material imported and sought to be exempted shall not
exceed 125% (previously 110%) of the raw material imported in the previous year.
4. Exemption from minimum tax on services on certain sectors mentioned in clause 94 is
proposed to be extended for tax year 2018
5. Branchless banking proposed to be provided exemption from withholding tax under
section 231A on cash withdrawals.
6. Advance tax on vehicles under section 231B(1A) proposed to be exempted for light
commercial vehicles leased under Prime Minister Youth Business Loan Scheme.
Seventh Schedule Banking Companies
An explanation is proposed to be inserted to clarify that taxation of notional loss or notional gain
is not applicable unless all the events that determine such gain or loss have occurred and gain or
loss can be determined with reasonable accuracy.
Eighth NCCPL
The quarterly statement filing by NCCPL is proposed to be required within 45 days (previously
30 days) of end of quarter while date of deposit of tax is proposed to be specified as August 15
(previously July 31) after the close of financial year.

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5. AMENDMENTS IN SALES TAX

Tier-I Retailers
[Section 2, Clause 43A, Section 3(9A)]
After clause 43, the following new clause is proposed to be inserted which will ascertain the
conditions for tier-I retailers. The clause quotes,
Tier-I retailers means:-

(a) retailer operating as a unit of a national or international chain of stores;
(b) a retailer operating in an air-conditioned shopping mall, plaza or centre, excluding
kiosks;
(c) a retailer whose cumulative electricity bill during the immediately preceding twelve
consecutive months exceeds rupees six hundred thousand; and
(d) a wholesaler-cum-retailer, engaged in bulk import and supply of consumer goods on
wholesale basis to the retailers as well as on retail basis to the general body of the
consumers
The taxation of Tier 1 retailers was specified through Special Procedure Rules however due to
court order, it is now proposed to be provided through insertion of sub-section 9A to section 3
whereby they are required to pay sales tax @ 17% on taxable supplies and file monthly sales tax
returns like other registered person or they may opt to pay 2% tax on overall turnover including
exempt supplies by notifying Chief Commissioner however adjustment of input will not be
available in such case. Further supplies under SRO 1125(I)/2011 are excluded from purview of
this provision.
Scope of Tax
[Section 3(1)(b)]
The Courts had held that import of goods for non-tariff areas are not subject to taxation and now
the proposed amendment in section 3(1)(b) seeks to insert the words irrespective of their final
destination in territories of Pakistan as specified in clause 2 of Article 1 of the Constitution of
Islamic Republic of Pakistan after the word Pakistan to provide taxation of goods imported
for non-tariff areas.
[Section 3(1A)]
The proposed amendment seeks to provide applicability of further tax even in case of zero rated
goods. However, zero-rated supplies made to diplomats, privileged persons, duty free shops
and similar categories shall be excluded from the purview of further tax.

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Power to FBR & Validation

[Section 3(2)(b), 3(3A) and 3(5), 4, 7(3), 7(4). 8(1)(b), 13(2)(a), 13(6), 13(7), 60, 65, 71, 74A]
The proposed amendment seeks to substitute the words Board with the approval of the
Minister In-charge of the Federal Government for the words Federal Government thus
expanding the role of Federal Board of Revenue and removing administrative difficulties.
Further amendments are also proposed to validate earlier notifications.
Appointment of authorities
[Section 30, clause ea and fa]
After clause e and f, the following new clause is proposed to be inserted thus expanding the
categories of officers. The clause quotes,
District Taxation Officer and Assistant Director Audit
[Section 30, sub-section 2A and 2B]
The powers of various officers are proposed to be modified.
Offences and Penalties

[Section 33]
Penalties are proposed to be imposed on persons manufacturing, possessing, transporting,

distributing, storing, selling non-duty paid/ counterfeit cigarettes.
After serial number 22, the proposed amendment seeks to insert new serial number 23 and
entries relating thereto thus it extends the scope for penalties. The new serial number quotes;
Offences Penalties Section of the Act to which

offence has reference
(1) (2) (3)
Any person who (i) Such cigarette stock shall 40C(2)
manufactures, possesses, be liable to outright
transports, distributes, stores confiscation and destruction.
or sells cigarette packs Any person committing the
without, or with offence shall pay a penalty of
counterfeited, tax stamps, Twenty-five thousand rupees
banderoles, stickers, labels or or one hundred per cent of
Barcodes. the amount of tax involved,
whichever is higher. He shall,
further be liable, upon
conviction by a Special

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Judge, to imprisonment for a

term
Which may extend to five
years, or with additional fine
which may extend to an
amount equal to the loss of
tax involved, or with both.
(ii) In case of transport of

cigarettes without, or with
counterfeited, tax stamps,
banderoles, stickers, labels or
barcodes, permanent seizure
of the vehicle used for
transportation of
nonconforming or counterfeit
cigarette packs; and
(iii) In case of repeat sale of

cigarettes without or with
counterfeited, tax stamps,
banderoles, stickers, labels or
Barcodes, the premises used
for such sale be sealed for a
period not exceeding 15
days.
Recovery of arrears of tax

[Section 48(1)(f)]
The proposed amendment seeks to provide automatic stay till decision of Commissioner
(Appeals) against recovery subject to payment of 25% of the amount of sales tax demand.
Service of orders, decisions etc.

[Section 56(1 & 2), clause d]
The proposed amendment seeks to provide validation to electronic correspondence.
Sales Tax Withholding
As per salient features, sales tax withholding is proposed to be withdrawn on supplies from
registered persons to other registered persons with the exception of advertisement services

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THIRD SCHEDULE
[Clause (a) of sub-section (2) of section 3]
Existing Proposed
Serial No. Description Heading Serial No. Description Heading
Nos. of the Nos. of the
First First
Schedule to Schedule to
the Customs the Customs
Act, 1969 (IV Act, 1969 (IV
of 1969) of 1969)
(1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)
2. Ice Cream 21.05 2. Ice Cream 2105.0000
32. Fertilizers Respective 32. omitted
heading
FIFTH SCHEDULE
[Section 4]
Existing Proposed
Serial No. Description Serial No. Description
(1) (2) (1) (2)
12. The following goods 12. The following goods
and the raw and the raw
materials, packing materials, packing
materials, sub- materials, sub-
components, components,
components, sub- components, sub-
assemblies and assemblies and
assemblies imported assemblies imported
or purchased locally or purchased locally
for the manufacture for the manufacture
of the said goods, of the said goods,
subject to the subject to the
conditions, conditions,
limitations and limitations and
restrictions as restrictions as
specified in Chapter specified in Chapter
XIV of the Sales Tax XIV of the Sales Tax
Special Procedure Special Procedure
Rules, 2007:- Rules, 2007:-
(xvii) Preparations (xvii) preparations
for infant use put up suitable for infants or
for retail sale (PCT young children, put
Heading 1901.1000) up for retail sale

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SIXTH SCHEDULE
[Section 13(1)]
Table 1
Existing Proposed
Serial 1. Serial 1.
0101.3100 (asses) 0101.3000 (assess)
0102.1010 (Buffaloes) Omitted
0105.1900 (other) Omitted
Serial 15. Serial 15.
0803.0000 (Bananas, including plantains, Omitted
fresh or dried)
0805.2010 (Kino-fresh) 0808.2910 (Kino-fresh)
0805.2090 (other) 0805.2100 (other)
0805.2200 0805.2990
0910.1000 (Ginger) 09.10 (Ginger)
1102.3000 Omitted
1209.1010 omitted
1212.9990 (Other) 1212.9300 (Other)
2009.8000 (Juice of any other single fruit or Omitted
vegetable)

8523.5100 Omitted
8523.5200 Omitted
4907.0000 (Unused postage, revenue or 49.07 (Unused postage, revenue or similar
similar stamps of current or new issue in the stamps of current or new issue in the country
country in which they have, or will have, a in which they have, or will have, a
recognized face value; stamp-impressed recognized face value; stamp-impressed
paper; banknotes, cheque forms; stock, share paper; banknotes, cheque forms; stock, share
or bond certificates and similar documents of or bond certificates and similar documents of
title) title)

7108.2000 7108.1390
1207.2000 (Cotton seeds) 1207.1000 (Cotton seeds)

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1901.1000 (Preparations for infant use, put up 1901.1000 (Preparations suitable for infants
for retail sale) or young children, put up for retail sale)
8539.3910 (Energy saving lamp) 8539.3110 (Energy saving lamp)
96.08 (Pens and ball pens) 96.08 (Pens and ball pens, markers and
porous tipped pens)
Serial 100A. Serial 100A.
Materials and equipment for construction Materials and equipment (plant, machinery,
and operation of Gawadar Port and equipment, appliances and accessories) for
development of Free Zone for Gawadar Port construction and operation of Gwadar Port
as imported by or supplied to China and development of Free Zone for Gwadar
Overseas Ports Holding Company Limited Port as imported by or supplied to China
(COPHCL) and its operating companies Overseas Ports Holding Company Limited
namely (i) China Overseas Ports Holding (COPHCL) and its operating companies
Company Pakistan (Private) Limited (ii) namely (i) China Overseas Ports Holding
Gwadar International Terminal Limited, (iii) Company Pakistan (Private) Limited (ii)
Gwadar Marin Services Limited and (iv) Gwadar International Terminal Limited, (iii)
Gwadar Free Zone Company Limited, their Gwadar Marin Services Limited and (iv)
contractors and sub-contractors; and Ship Gwadar Free Zone Company Limited, their
Bunker Oils bought and sold to the ships contractors and sub-contractors; and Ship
calling on/visiting Gawadar Port, having Bunker Oils bought and sold to the ships
Concession Agreement with the Gwadar Port calling on/visiting Gwadar Port, having
Authority, for a period of forty year, subject Concession Agreement with the Gwadar Port
to the following conditions and procedure, Authority, for a period of forty year, subject
namely, to the following conditions and procedure,
(A). Conditions and procedure for imports. namely,
(i) This exemption shall be admissible (A). Conditions and procedure for imports.
only to China Overseas Ports Holding (i) This exemption shall be admissible
Company Limited (COPHCL) and its only to China Overseas Ports Holding
operating companies, their contractors Company Limited (COPHCL) and its
and sub-contractors which hold the operating companies, their contractors
Concession Agreement; and sub-contractors which hold the
(ii) Ministry of Ports and Shipping shall Concession Agreement;
certify in the prescribed manner and (ii) Ministry of Ports and Shipping shall
format as per Annex-I that the certify in the prescribed manner and
imported materials and equipments are format as per Annex-I that the
bonafide requirement for construction imported materials and equipments are
and operation of Gawadar Port and bonafide requirement for construction
development of Free Zone for Gawadar and operation of Gwadar Port and
Port. The authorized officer of that development of Free Zone for Gwadar
Ministry shall furnish all relevant Port. The authorized officer of that

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information online to Pakistan Customs Ministry shall furnish all relevant

against a specific user ID and password information online to Pakistan Customs
obtained under section 155D of the against a specific user ID and password
Customs Act, 1969 (IV of 1969). In obtained under section 155D of the
already computerized Collectorate or Customs Act, 1969 (IV of 1969). In
Customs station, where the already computerized Collectorate or
computerized system is not Customs station, where the
operational, the Project Director or any computerized system is not
other person authorized by the operational, the Project Director or any
Collector in this behalf shall enter the other person authorized by the
requisite information in the Customs Collector in this behalf shall enter the
Computerized System on daily basis, requisite information in the Customs
whereas entry of the data obtained Computerized System on daily basis,
from the customs stations which have whereas entry of the data obtained
not yet been computerized shall be from the customs stations which have
made on weekly basis, provided that not yet been computerized shall be
this condition shall not apply to ship made on weekly basis, provided that
bunker oils; and this condition shall not apply to ship
(iii) The goods so imported shall not be bunker oils; and
sold or disposed of without prior (iii) The goods so imported shall not be
approval of the FBR and payment of sold or disposed of without prior
sales tax leviable at the time of import, approval of the FBR and payment of
provided that this condition shall not sales tax leviable at the time of import,
apply to ship bunker oils. provided that this condition shall not
(B). Conditions and procedure for local apply to ship bunker oils.
supply. (B). Conditions and procedure for local
(i) This exemption shall be admissible supply.
only to China Overseas Ports (i) This exemption shall be admissible
Holding Company Limited only to China Overseas Ports
(COPHCL) and its operating Holding Company Limited
companies, their contractors and (COPHCL) and its operating
sub-contractors which hold companies, their contractors and
Concession Agreement; sub-contractors which hold
(ii) for claiming exemption on goods Concession Agreement;
which are otherwise taxable in (ii) for claiming exemption on goods
Pakistan, the operating companies which are otherwise taxable in
will purchase the materials and Pakistan, the operating companies
equipment for the construction of will purchase the materials and
Gawadar Port and development of equipment for the construction of
Free Zone for Gawadar Port from Gwadar Port and development of
the sales tax registered persons Free Zone for Gwadar Port from
only; the sales tax registered persons
(iii) invoice of the exempt supply, only;

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containing the particulars required (iii) invoice of the exempt supply,

under section 23 of the aforesaid containing the particulars required
Act, shall for each supply be under section 23 of the aforesaid
issued by the registered person to Act, shall for each supply be
the operating company issued by the registered person to
mentioning thereon that the said the operating company
invoice is being issued under this mentioning thereon that the said
notification; invoice is being issued under this
(iv) a monthly statement summarizing notification;
all the particulars of the supplies (iv) a monthly statement summarizing
made in the month against all the particulars of the supplies
invoices issued to the operating made in the month against
companies shall be prepared in invoices issued to the operating
triplicate by the registered persons companies shall be prepared in
making the exempt supplies and triplicate by the registered persons
shall be signed by the authorized making the exempt supplies and
person of the registered person. shall be signed by the authorized
All three copies of the said signed person of the registered person.
monthly statement shall be got All three copies of the said signed
verified by the registered person monthly statement shall be got
from the person authorized to verified by the registered person
receive the supplies in the office of from the person authorized to
operating company, confirming receive the supplies in the office of
that supplies mentioned in the operating company, confirming
monthly statement have been duly that supplies mentioned in the
received; monthly statement have been duly
(v) after verification from the received;
operating company, original copy (v) after verification from the
of the monthly statement will be operating company, original copy
retained by the registered person, of the monthly statement will be
duplicate by the operating retained by the registered person,
company and the triplicate duplicate by the operating
provided by the registered person company and the triplicate
to the Collector of Sales Tax provided by the registered person
having jurisdiction, by twentieth to the Collector of Sales Tax
day of the month following the having jurisdiction, by twentieth
month in which exempt supplies day of the month following the
to the operating companies were month in which exempt supplies
made; and to the operating companies were
(vi) the registered person making the made; and
exempt supplies shall keep the (vi) the registered person making the
aforesaid record for presentation exempt supplies shall keep the
to the sales tax department as and aforesaid record for presentation

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when required to do so. to the sales tax department as and

when required to do so.
Serial 100C.
Vehicles imported by China Overseas Ports
Holding Company Limited (COPHCL) and
its operating companies namely (i) China
Overseas Ports Holding
Company Pakistan (Private) Limited (ii)
Gwadar International Terminal Limited, (iii)
Gwadar Marine Services Limited and
(iv) Gwadar Free Zone Company Limited, for
a period of twenty three years for
construction, development and operations of
Gwadar Port and Free Zone Area subject to
limitations, conditions prescribed under PCT
heading 9917
(3)
0206.2000 Omitted
Components or sub-components of energy Components or sub-components of energy
saver lamps, namely against sub-serial (h), in saver lamps, namely against sub-serial (h), in
column (3) 3824.9099 column (3) 3824.8400
(Al-oxide Suspension) (Al-oxide Suspension)
The following items with dedicated use of The following items with dedicated use of
renewable source of energy like solar and renewable source of energy like solar and
wind, subject to certification by the wind, subject to certification by the
Alternative Energy Development Board Alternative Energy Development Board
(AEDB), Islamabad:- (AEDB), Islamabad:+
8539.3290, 8543.7090 and 9405.4090 8539.3290, 8539.5010,8539.5020 and 9405.4090
(c) SMD, LEDs, with or without ballast, with (c) SMD, LEDs, with or without ballast, with
fittings and fixtures fittings and fixtures
High Efficiency Irrigation Equipment (If used High Efficiency Irrigation Equipment (If used
for agriculture sector):- for agriculture sector):-
8424.8100, 8424.2010 8424.4100, 8424.2010
(2) Sprinklers including high and low (2) Sprinklers including high and low

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pressure (centre pivotal) system, pressure (centre pivotal) system,

conventional sprinkler equipment, conventional sprinkler equipment,
Green House Framing and Other Green Green House Framing and Other Green
House Equipment (If used for Agriculture House Equipment (If used for Agriculture
Sector):- Sector):-
9406.0010 9406.1010,9406.9010
(2) Green houses (prefabricated) (2) Green houses (prefabricated)
Premixes for growth stunting:- Premixes for growth stunting:-
Respective Headings, and subject to Sodium Iron (NA Fe EDTA), and other
conditions imposed for importation premixes of Vitamins Minerlas and Micro-
under the Customs Act, 1969; nutrients (food grade) and subject to
conditions imposed for importation
under the Customs Act, 1969;
2903.3040 Omitted
(Ingredients for pesticides)
2903.6900 Omitted
(Cadusafos Technical Material)
2918.9010 Omitted
2919.0010 Omitted
2919.0090 Omitted
(Other Ingredients for pesticides)
2922.1300 Omitted
(Triethanolamine and its salts)
2924.2930 Omitted
Ingredients for pesticides:- Ingredients for pesticides: -
2939.9910 2939.8010
Chemical preparations:- Chemical preparations: -
3824.9099 3824.9999

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Serial 134.
9908 (Goods received as gift or donation from
a foreign government or organization by the
Federal or Provincial Governments or any
public sector organization subject to
recommendations of the Cabinet Division
and concurrence by the Federal Board of
Revenue.)
Serial 135.
Sunflower and canola hybrid seeds
meant for sowing
Serial 136.
8433.5100 (Combined harvesters Upto five
years old)
Serial 137.
8408.9000 (Single cylinder agriculture diesel
engines (compression-ignition internal
combustion piston engines) of 3 to 36 HP,
and CKD kits thereof)
Table 3
Existing Proposed
(ii) except for S. No. 9 and 14 of the Annexure, the Chief (ii) except for S. No. 9 and 14, 14A and 15 of the
Executive, or the person next in hierarchy duly Annexure, the Chief Executive, or the person next
authorized by the Chief Executive or Head of the in hierarchy duly authorized by the Chief
importing company shall certify in the prescribed Executive or Head of the importing company shall
manner and format as per Annex-A that the imported certify in the prescribed manner and format as per
items are the companys bona fide requirement. He shall Annex-A that the imported items are the
furnish all relevant information online to Pakistan companys bona fide requirement. He shall furnish
Customs Computerized System against a specific user all relevant information online to Pakistan
ID and password obtained under section 155D of the Customs Computerized System against a specific
Customs Act, 1969. In already computerized user ID and password obtained under section 155D
Collectorates or Customs stations where the Pakistan of the Customs Act, 1969. In already computerized
Customs Computerized System is not operational, the Collectorates or Customs stations where the
Project Director or any other person authorized by the Pakistan Customs Computerized System is not
Collector in this behalf shall enter the requisite operational, the Project Director or any other
information in the Pakistan Customs Computerized person authorized by the Collector in this behalf
System on daily basis, whereas entry of the data shall enter the requisite information in the Pakistan
obtained from the customs stations which have not yet Customs Computerized System on daily basis,
been computerized shall be made on weekly basis; and whereas entry of the data obtained from the
customs stations which have not yet been
computerized shall be made on weekly basis; and

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6. AMENDMENTS IN CUSTOM DUTY
Goods Declaration
[Section 2(la]
Amendment is proposed in the definition of Goods Declaration to include the declarations

submitted by Coastal guards under the ambit of goods declaration.
Controlled delivery
[Section 2(z]
Amendment is proposed to include definition of controlled delivery which is defined to mean

supervised and coordinated operational activities that allow suspected consignments of
prohibited and restricted goods, including items mentioned in clause (s), to pass out of, through
or into the territory of Pakistan, with a view to identifying persons involved in the commission
of an offence cognizable under Customs Act 1969.
Directorate General of Intelligence and Investigation, Federal Board of Revenue

[Section 2 (3A]
The bill proposed to modify the statutory designation of the Directorate General of Intelligence
and Investigation.
Directorate General of China Pakistan Economic Corridor

[Section 2(3AAA]
The bill proposed to insert a new section to create legal provision for establishment of a
Directorate General CPEC to provide effective supervision and monitoring of trade flows under
this directorate general.
Assistance to the Officers of Customs

[Section 7]
The bill seeks to amend the section 7 with a view to include reference of both the officers of
Inland Revenue and National Highway & Motorway Police.
Uniform
[Section 8A]
The bill proposed to insert a new proviso to empower the Federal Board of Revenue to notify the
wearing of uniform for officers and staff of the Customs Service of Pakistan.

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General Power to Exempt from Customs-Duties.

[Section 19]
The bill seeks to amend the section 19 and insert a new provision in sub-section 5 of section 19
with a view to rationalize the existing provisions with the Rules of Business and to provide legal
coverage to certain notifications.
The purpose is to empower FBR for issuance of notifications with the approval of Minister In-
charge and to provide sanctity to notifications issued after July 2016 so they remain in force till
June 30, 2018 unless rescind earlier.
Power to determine the Customs Value

[Section 25A]
The amendment is proposed in section 25A to insert a new proviso clarifying that if value
declared in goods declaration is higher than value determined under section 25 then value as per
goods declaration shall be the customs value.
End Use Verification of goods

[Section 261A]
The bill proposed to add a new sub-section to empower the Board to frame rules to conduct End
Use Verification of dual use precursor chemicals.
Refunds
[Section 33]
A new sub-section 4 of section 33 is proposed to be added to disallow refund in cases of

provisional assessment or court matters, if the incidence of customs duty and other levies has
been passed on to the buyer or consumer.
Period for which goods may Remain Warehoused

[Section 98]
The bill seeks to amend section 98 to empower a Chief Collector to allow second extension in
warehousing period as well as to harmonize discrepancy between Act and rules relating to
extended warehousing period provided under various export-oriented regimes.
Cancellation of Registration of Registered User

[Section 155F]
The bill proposed to insert new provision by creating right of Appeal with the Chief Collector in
cases of cancellation or suspension of User Id by Collector.

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Punishment for Offences.

[Section 156]
The bill proposed to amend the section 156 to enable the Board to regulate the imposition of
penalties and to create specific penalty for failure to entertain a delay and detention certificate
issued by the officer of Customs.
It is also proposed to insert the following new clause:
S.No. Offences Penalties Section of

this Act to
Which
Offence has
Reference
(1) (2) (3)
7A If any agency or person Such agency or person or port 14A; and
including port authorities authority shall be liable to a
managing or owning a customs penalty not exceeding five
port, customs airport or a land hundred thousand Rupees.
customs station or a container
freight station, fails to entertain a
delay and detention certificate
issued by the officer of Customs,
Appeals to Collector
[Section 193]
An amendment is proposed to allow filing of an appeal in respect of an order, issued under

section 195, by an officer of Customs below the rank of an Additional Collector.
Appeals to the Appellate Tribunal

[Section 194A]
An amendment is proposed to allow filing of an appeal in respect of an order, issued under

section 195, by the Board or an officer of Customs not below the rank of an Additional Collector.
Powers of Board or Collector to Pass Certain Orders

[Section 195]
The bill seeks to amend section 195 to add a new sub-section 1A with a view to allow the Board,
Collector or Collector (Adjudication) to dispose of a case on its own and further empowering

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them to assign the case to an officer of equal or higher rank, as may have passed the earlier
order.
Power to Enter into Mutual Legal Assistance Agreements on Customs Matters

[Section 219A]
A new section is proposed to enable the Customs Department to enhance international co-
operation, participation in international initiatives / joint operations and greater access to
Technical Assistance and Capacity Building activities.
Validation
[Section 221A]
The bill proposes to insert a new section to provide savings vis--vis earlier issued notifications.
LEVY OF EXEMPTION FROM AND REPAYMENT OF CUSTOMS-DUTIES

Chapter V, First Schedule
The bill seeks to substitute First Schedule to the Custom Act, 1969 (IV of 1969) however proposed
substitutions are not yet released.
Fifth Schedule
The bill seeks to substitute Sixth Schedule (Inserted in Finance Act 2014) to the Custom Act, 1969
however proposed substitutions are not yet released.

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7. AMENDMENTS IN FEDERAL EXCISE

Transfer of power to FBR
[Section 2(8a), 3(1)(c), 16(2), 16(6)]
The bill Seeks to substitute the word Board for the words Federal Government in clause (8a)
in section 2 for transfer of following powers to Federal Board of Revenue from Federal
Government:
1. Fixation of due date of filing of returns of Federal Excise (2(8a))

2. Power for levy & collection of FED on goods manufactured or produced in non-tariff
areas and brought into tariff areas for sale or consumption
3. Grant of exemption from FED on goods & services (16(2))
4. Issue of notification under section 16(6).
Offences, Penalties, Fines and Allied Matters

[Section 19]
The bill proposed to substitute the existing sub-section (10) of section 19 to provide penalty for
manufacture of illegitimate cigarettes.
Appointment of Federal Excise Officers and Delegation of Powers

[Section 29]
The bill proposes to add designation of District Taxation Officer and Assistant Director Audit
and redefine powers of certain other officers.
Deposit, Pending Appeal, of Duty Demanded or Penalty Levied

[Section 37]
The bill proposed to provide conditional relief from recover measures till decision of
Commissioner (Appeals) subject to payment of 25% demand. This proviso appears to be
superfluous in the presence of existing condition of 15% payment of demand under proviso to
section 37(3) of FE Act 2005.
Validation
[Section 43A]
The bill proposed to insert a new section 43A for validation of notifications issued by Federal
Government before commencement of Finance Act 2017. This is similar to validation provisions
proposed to be provided in other laws as discussed in this memorandum earlier.

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Service of notices and other documents

[Section 47]
The Bill proposed to insert a new clause (d) after clause (c) in sub-section (1) of section 47 to
provide legal cover to correspondence through electronic means.
Locally Produced Cigarettes

[Table I, First Schedule]
The bill proposed to substitute new serial numbers 9, 10, 10a for the serial numbers 9, 9a, 10, 10a
and the corresponding entries relating thereto in columns (2) and (3) in Table-I in the First
Schedule as follows;
First Schedule
TABLE 1
(EXCISABLE GOODS)
S.No. Description of Goods New Rate of Duty
9 Locally produced cigarettes if their on pack Rupees three thousand seven

printed retail price exceeds four thousand hundred and forty per thousand
five hundred rupees per thousand cigarettes
cigarettes.
10 Locally produced cigarettes if their on pack Rupees one thousand six hundred
printed retail price exceeds two thousand and seventy per thousand cigarettes
nine hundred and twenty-five rupees per
thousand cigarettes but does not exceed four
thousand five hundred rupees per thousand
cigarettes
10a Locally produced cigarettes if their on pack Rupees eight hundred per thousand
printed retail price does not exceed two cigarettes;
thousand nine hundred and twenty-five
rupees per thousand cigarettes.
Restriction-1 & 3 Reduction/Minimum Price

[Table I First Schedule]
The bill proposed to substitute the existing Restriction after Table 1 in the First Schedule.
Cement
It is also proposed to increase rate of duty on cement from Rs. 1 per Kg as follows:

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13 Portland cement, aluminous cement, slag cement, One Rupee and Twenty Five
super sulphate cement and similar hydraulic Per Kilogram
cements, whether or not colored or in the form of
clinkers
Telecommunication Services
[Table II, First Schedule]
The bill proposed to substitute the following to reduce rate of duty on telecommunication
services in Islamabad:
6 Telecommunication services 1[, excluding such services Seventeen Percent of Charges

in the area of a Province where such Province has
imposed Provincial sales tax and has started collecting
the same through its own Board or Authority, as the
case may be.
Conditional Exemptions on Goods

[Table I Third Schedule]
The bill proposed to clarify and provide further exemptions to specified Chinese Company for
Gwadar port.

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8. INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING RATES (RATE CARD)

(PROVISIONAL)
NON-
Section Description FILER FILER
Industrial undertaking importing remelt-able steel for own
use
Person importing potassium fertilizers
person importing urea
1.00% 1.50%
Manufactured covered under SRO 1125(I)/2011
Persons importing gold
Persons importing cotton
148
Designated buyers of LNG on behalf of GOP
Person importing pulses 2.00% 3.00%
Commercial importer covered under SRO 1125(I)/2011 3.00% 4.50%
Ship breakers on import of ship 4.50% 6.50%
Industrial undertaking not covered above 5.50% 8.00%
Companies not covered above 5.50% 8.00%
Persons (individuals & AOPs) not covered above 6.00% 9.00%
0-400,000 0%
400,000-500,000 2% of amount above 400,000
500,000-750,000 2,000 + 5% of amount above 500,000
750,000-1,400,000 14,500 + 10% of the amount above 750,000
1,400,000-1,500,000 79,500 + 12.5% of the amount above 1,400,000
149
1,500,000-1,800,000 92,000 + 15% of the amount above 1,500,000
SALARY 1,800,000-2,500,000 137,000 + 17.5% of the amount above 1,800,000
7,000,000 and above 1,422,000 + 30% of the amount above 7,000,000
150 & Power Company Privatized by WAPDA
236S Company set up for Power generation 7.50% 7.50%
(dividend Company supplying coal exclusively for power generation
& Persons other than above 15.00% 20.00%
dividend Where stock fund pays dividend to ind, AOP or CO. (where div 12.50% 12.50%

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in specie) is more than capital gains)

Where stock fund pays dividend to ind, AOP or CO. (where div
15.00% 15.00%
is less than capital gains)
Where money market fund, income fund or REIT scheme or any
12.50% 15.00%
other fund pays div to ind or AOP
Where money market fund, income fund or REIT scheme or any
25.00% 25.00%
other fund pays div to Co.
If profit on debt does not exceed Rs.500,000 10.00% 10.00%
151
If profit on debt exceeds Rs. 500,000 10.00% 17.50%
7B If profit on debt does not exceed Rs.5,000,000 10.00%
(charging If profit on debt exceeds Rs. 5,000,000 but does not exceed
section for Rs. 25,000,000 12.50% N.A.
individual
& AOP) If profit on debt exceeds Rs.25,000,000 15.00%
Royalty or Fee for technical services paid to non-resident 15.00% 15.00%
Payment for construction/advertisement contracts 7.00% 13.00%
Insurance premium or reinsurance premium 5.00% 5.00%
Amount other than above 20.00% 20.00%
Payment to PE of a non-resident company for sale of goods 4.00% 7.00%
Payment to PE of a non-resident non-company for sale of
152 goods 4.50% 7.75%
Payment to PE of a non-resident for transport services 2.00% 2.00%
Payment to PE of a non-resident company for other services 8.00% 14.00%
Payment to PE of a non-resident non-company for other
services 10.00% 17.50%
Payment to PE of a non-resident person for contracts 7.00% 12.00%
Payment to PE of a non-resident sportsperson 10.00% 13.00%
For sale of rice, cotton seed or edible oils 1.50% 1.50%
For sale of other goods by company 4.00% 7.00%
For sale of FMCG (Fast moving consumer Goods) goods by
a distributor company 2.00% 2.00%
For sale of FMCG (Fast moving consumer Goods) goods by
a distributor non-company 2.50% 2.00%
153
For sale of other goods by non-company 4.50% 7.75%
For transport services 2.00% 2.00%
For other service provided by Companies 8.00% 14.50%
For other service provided by non-Companies 10.00% 17.50%
For advertisement services of print and electronic media by
a company 1.50% 12.00%

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For advertisement services of print and electronic media by

a non-company 1.50% 15.00%
Exporter making payment for stiching, dying ,printing,
embroidery, washing, weaving and Sizing 1.00% 1.00%
For execution of contracts by Companies 7.00% 12.00%
For execution of contracts by Non-Companies 7.50% 12.50%
For Payments to sportsperson 10.00% 10.00%
Upon realisation of foreign exchange proceeds from export
of goods 1.00% 1.00%
154
Upon realisation of foreign exchange proceeds from
commission 5.00% 5.00%
For Individuals and AOPs where annual rent is less than or
equal to 200,000 0.00%
For Individuals and AOPs where annual rent is more than 5% of the amount above
200,000 but less than 600,000 200,000
For Individuals and AOPs where annual rent is more than 20,000 + 10% of the
155 600,000 but less than 1,000,000 amount above 600,000
For Individuals and AOPs where annual rent is more than 60,000 + 15% of the
1,000,000 but less than 2,000,000 amount above 1,000,000
For Individuals and AOPs where annual rent is more than 210,000 +20% of the
2,000,000 amount above 2,000,000
For Companies 15.00% 17.50%
winnings from prize bond or cross word puzzle 15.00% 25.00%
156 Winnings from raffle, lottery, prize on quiz prize offered for
sale promotion 20.00% 20.00%
156A Petroleum Agents 12% 17.5%
231A Cash withdrawl from bank 0.30% 0.60%
231AA Cash banking transactions 0.30% 0.60%
Advance tax on purchase of private motor car/jeep
Engine capacity upto 850CC 7,500 10,000
Engine capacity more than 851CC and less than 1,000CC 15,000 25,000
Engine capacity more than 1,001CC and less than 1,300CC 25,000 40,000
231B Engine capacity more than 1,601CC and less than 1,800CC 75,000 150,000
Engine capacity more than 3,000CC 250,000 450,000
Advance tax on transfer of private motor car/jeep Engine 5,000

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capacity upto 850CC -

Engine capacity more than 851CC and less than 1,000CC 5,000 15,000
Engine capacity more than 3,000CC 50,000 270,000
Advance tax on lease of motor vehicle to be collected by
Bank or leasing company 0 3.00%
In case commission is paid to advertising agent 10.00% 15.00%
In case commission is paid to life insurance agent receiving
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annual commission of less than 500,000 8.00% 16.00%
In all other cases 12.00% 15.00%
233AA Tax to be deducted by NCCPL on profit/mark-up/interest 10.00% 10.00%
For goods transport vehicle Rs. 2.5/kg Rs. 4/kg
Rs. Rs.
For goods transport vehicle of 8120 KG or more and after 1,200/Annu 1,200/An
ten years in Pakistan m num
Passenger transport vehicle plying for hire (four or more but 50/seat/ann 100/seat
less than ten passengers) um /annum
Passenger transport vehicle plying for hire (ten or more but 100/seat/an 200/seat
less than twenty passengers) num /annum
Passenger transport vehicle plying for hire (more than 300/seat/an 500/seat
twenty passengers) num /annum
For Private motor cars with engine capacity of upto 1000CC 800 1,200
234 For Private motor cars with engine capacity of 1001-1199CC 1,500 4,000
For Private motor cars with engine capacity of 1200-1299CC 1,750 5,000
For Private motor cars with engine capacity of 2000CC and
above 10,000 30,000
For Lumpsum collection on private motor cars

For Private motor cars with engine capacity of upto 1000CC 10,000 10,000

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For Private motor cars with engine capacity of 2000CC and
above 120,000 240,000
234A CNG Station 4% 6%
Advance tax on commercial or industrial electricity bill
Where gross monthly bill is less than Rs. 400 0
Where gross monthly bill is more than Rs. 400 less than Rs.
600 80
800 100
1,000 160
Where gross monthly bill is more than Rs. 1,000 less than Rs.
1,500 300
3,000 350
235
4,500 450
6,000 500
10,000 650
Where gross monthly bill is more than Rs. 10,000 less than
Rs. 15,000 1,000
Where gross monthly bill is more than Rs. 15,000 less than
Rs. 20,000 1,500
12% for commercial/5%
Where gross monthly bill is more than Rs. 20,000 for industrial
Advance tax on domestic electricity bill exceeding
235A 100,000/month 7.50% 7.50%
For Mobile phone and/or internet subscribers 12.50% 12.50%
236 10% of amount above
For other subscribers where monthly bill is more than 1,000 1,000
236A Advance tax at the time of sale by auction 10.00% 15.00%
236B Advance tax on domestic air tickets 5.00% 5.00%
Advance tax at the time of sale or transfer of immovable
236C property 1.00% 2.00%

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236D Advance tax on functions and gathering 5.00% 5.00%

Tax on
Tax on Renewal
Advance Tax on Cable TV operator License fee/Renewal license (Rs.) (Rs.)
License Category H 7,500 10,000
License Category H-I 10,000 15,000
License Category H-II 25,000 30,000
License Category R 5,000 12,000
License Category B 5,000 35,000
License Category B-1 30,000 45,000
236F License Category B-2 40,000 60,000
Advance tax on sale to distributors, dealers or wholesalers
(fertilizers) 0.70% 1.40%
236G
Advance tax on sale to distributors, dealers or wholesalers
(other than fertilizers) 0.10% 0.20%
Retailers (electronics) 1% 1%
236H
Retailers (others) 0.5% 1%
236I Advance tax on educational fees 5.00% 5.00%
236J Category A 10,000 10,000
(dealers, Category B 7,500 7,500
arhatis Category C 5,000 5,000
etc.)
Others 5,000 5,000
Advance tax at the time of Purchase or transfer of
236K immovable property of value above 3 Million 2.00% 4.00%
Advance tax on international air tickets First/Executive
class Rs. 16,000/person
236L
Advance tax on international air tickets others excluding
economy Rs. 12,000/person
236M Bonus shares 5% 5%
236N Bonus shares 5% 5%

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Advance tax on banking transaction other than cash (subject

236P to Government notification) 0.00% 0.60%
Advance tax on payment to resident for use of machinery
236Q and equipment 10.00% 10.00%
236R Advance tax on remittance of educational expenses abroad 5.00% 5.00%
General Insurance 0% 4%
236U Life insurance exceeding 0.2 million premium per annum 0% 1%
Others 0% 0%
236V Extraction of minerals 0% 5%
Transfer of immovable property (applied at difference of
236W declared amount and amount notified by FBR) 3% 3%

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9. SALES TAX WITHHOLDING RATES (RATE CARD)

(PROVISIONAL)
SALES TAX WITHHOLDING RATES
FEDERAL
STWH On what
Description Rate amount
Federal and provincial government departments 0% Sales Tax
Autonomous bodies 0% Sales Tax
Withholdin Public sector organizations 0% Sales Tax
g Agent Companies registered for ST, FED or IT 0% Sales Tax
Recipient of advertisement services registered for ST 100% Sales Tax
Persons registered as Exporters 0% Sales Tax
ST to be deducted from ST invoice issued by Persons
registered as a wholesaler, 0% Sales Tax
dealer or distributors
Total
Exceptions Where ST to be withheld by FTN holders from person liable 100% Value of
to be registered but unregistered supply
Where ST to be withheld by "person other than FTN Total
holders" from person liable to be registered but 1% Value of
unregistered supply
Electrical energy
Natural Gas
Petroleum products as supplied by petroleum
Production and exploration companies, oil refineries
Oil marketing companies and dealer of motor spirit and
HSD
Registered persons paying sales tax under chapter XI of ST
special
Exemptions
procedure rules 2007
Vegetable ghee and cooking oil
Telecommunication services
Goods specified in 3rd Sch of ST Act, 1990
Supplies made by commercial importers who paid
VAT at the time of import
All supplies to registered person as per salient features
issued with the Finance Bill 2017.

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Lastly, it is matter of true privilege for Khilji & Co, Chartered Accountants, to thank all its team
members for their contributions during preparation of this document. It was really helpful to
have all inputs. KCO considers itself extremely fortunate to have this highly capable, dedicated
and exemplary team.
It has been a monumental effort for all team members contributing through their services and
expertise to make this document possible in such a short span of time. We hope and believe that
this document would assist our clients and team members in better understanding and
evaluation of the Budget proposals.
Since, we are a developing organization therefore, as part of our strategy for continuous
improvement we would appreciate feedback on the document.

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KHILJI ANDINCO TAXMOST

THE NAME OF ALLAH ALMIGHTY, THE MOST MERCIFUL, MEMORANDUM

AN UNBIASED COMMENTARY ON FINANCE ACT 2017 & FEDERAL

This has always been a pleasure to be of service to our clients.

This memorandum can also be accessed on our website http://khilji.net.pk/taxmemo/

Sharif Uddin Khilji (FCA)

DISCLAIMER & ACKNOWLEDGMENT

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017-18

2. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ........................................................................ 5

3. BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS .............................................................................................. 8

4. AMENDMENTS IN INCOME TAX ............................................................................ 10

5. AMENDMENTS IN SALES TAX ................................................................................ 20

6. AMENDMENTS IN CUSTOM DUTY ......................................................................... 31

7. AMENDMENTS IN FEDERAL EXCISE .................................................................... 35

8. INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING RATES (RATE CARD) .......................................... 38

9. SALES TAX WITHHOLDING RATES (RATE CARD).............................................. 45

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017-18

KEY AREAS OF REFORMS

1. National Power Policy

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017-18

The accommodative monetary policy stance, increase in development spending, substantial

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017-18

2. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

1. Foreign Direct Investment

China ($ 744.4 million)

The pace of revenue mobilization

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017-18

The overall performance of the banking sector

Large Scale Manufacturing (LSM) with 80 percent share

In total GDP and 13.7 percent share in manufacturing.

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017-18

7. FOREIGN TRADE & REMITTANCES

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017-18

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017-18

- FBR Taxes 4,013.0 Interest Payments 1,363.0

- Other Taxes 317.5 Pension 248.0

- NON-TAX REVENUE 979.9 Defence Affairs & Services 920.2

a) Gross Revenue Receipts 5,310.3 Grants and Transfers 430.2

b) Less Provincial Share 2,384.2 Subsidies 138.8

I. Net Revenue Receipts (a-b) 2,926.1 Running of Civil Govt. 376.8

II. Capital Receipts (Non-Bank) 528.0

III. External Receipts (net) 511.4 B. DEVELOPMENT 1,275.8

IV. Estimated Provincial 347.3 Federal PSDP 1,001.0

VI. Privatization Proceeds 50.0 Other Dev. Expenditure 152.2

TOTAL RESOURCES (I to VI) 4,752.9 TOTAL EXPENDITURE (A+B) 4,752.9

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017-18

4. AMENDMENTS IN INCOME TAX

Section 2(22A) Fast Moving Consumer Goods

Section 2(38A) Officer Inland Revenue

The definition of Officer Inland Revenue is proposed to be expanded to include district

Section 2 (62A) Start up

A new exclusive definition of start-up is proposed to be inserted. Start-up is proposed to be

Section 4B Super Tax

Section 5A Tax on Undistributed Profits

FEDERAL BUDGET 2017-18

Section 7C Tax on Builders

Section 7D Tax on Developers

Section 13(7) Value of Perquisites