FBR introduces new conditions for tax credit on system integration
Most outlets reported the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) imposing new conditions for claiming a 10% tax credit related to system integration. Business Recorder highlighted the imposition of new restrictions and the requirement for units to integrate with the FBR’s systems, while Profit emphasized the need for taxpayers to prove integration and document eligible investments, noting specific exclusions like recurring expenses and general-purpose equipment.
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FBR sets new conditions for 10% tax credit on system integration
Taxpayers must prove successful integration with FBR systems and document eligible investments; recurring expenses, general-purpose equipment and refundable taxes excluded from credit
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FBR imposes new conditions on units seeking tax credit
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Wednesday imposed new conditions and restrictions on units intended to claim tax credit for integration with the Board’s systems, according to a FBR’s notification. The amount of tax credit allowed for a tax year in which electronic resource is installed, integrated and configured with the Board’s computerised system shall be ten percent of the a...
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