- FBR clarifies zero-rated supplies to diplomats and foreign missions
- Diplomats and diplomatic missions receive tax exemptions on eligible purchases
- Rule 52 of the Sales Tax Rules, 2006 applies zero-rated sales tax to supplies made to diplomats and foreign missions
- Diplomats must apply for zero-rated supplies with an exemption certificate from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Exemption certificates are granted based on reciprocity and a minimum purchase value of Rs. 10,000
- Tier-1 retailers must charge zero-rated sales tax for goods supplied to diplomats and diplomatic missions
- Invoices for zero-rated supplies must reference the exemption certificate number and issuance date
- FBR aims to facilitate diplomats and foreign missions while ensuring compliance with tax regulations
Source: pkrevenue.com
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