- FBR updates rules for electronic sales tax invoicing and integration
- New procedures issued for licensing, issuance of electronic sales tax invoices, and integration of registered persons
- Rule 150Q outlines procedure for integration, ensuring hardware and software meet FBR requirements
- Systems must operate through licensed integrator for standardized and secure transmission of invoice data
- Obligations of integrated persons include installing, registering, and configuring electronic invoicing systems
- Systems must generate unique QR code, record adjustments, modifications, and cancellations
- Integrated systems should detect and report errors or malpractice to FBR
- Electronic payment systems now required for integrated persons, including acceptance of debit and credit cards and use of QR codes
- CCTV surveillance may be mandated in areas where electronic sales transactions occur
- Integrated persons must display signage indicating compliance with FBR’s electronic invoicing system
- Record-keeping requirement for maintaining electronic records of all invoices
Source: pkrevenue.com
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