- Pakistan has granted a sales tax exemption on gold imports under the entrustment scheme
- The exemption is part of broader changes to the Sixth Schedule of the Sales Tax Act, 1990
- The entrustment scheme allows for the export of jewelry made from imported precious metals
- The sales tax exemption is expected to incentivize jewelry exports by reducing production costs
- The exemption specifically applies to gold imported under the scheme
- Industry experts welcome the decision as it aligns with government objectives to boost exports
- The changes reflect government efforts to create a favorable environment for exporters
- Stakeholders in the jewelry industry are optimistic about growth and expansion with the new tax exemption.
Source: pkrevenue.com
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