- FBR has updated rules for sales tax de-registration
- The changes are outlined in the amended Sales Tax Rules, 2006
- Rule 11 specifies the steps for de-registration
- Registered persons must apply to the Commissioner Inland Revenue
- De-registration is completed within ninety days from the application date or when all outstanding dues are cleared
- Audit proceedings or inquiries must be completed within ninety days from the application date
- Registered persons must settle any outstanding liability identified during the audit
- Monthly sales tax returns are suspended during the de-registration process
- The Commissioner can issue a de-registration order if tax returns are not filed for six consecutive months
- Obligations and liabilities of a person whose registration is canceled remain unaffected
- The updated rules aim to promote compliance and accountability within the business community.
Source: pkrevenue.com
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