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FBR to seal businesses not linked to its digital monitoring system

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  • FBR will seal businesses not connected to its digital monitoring system.
  • Amendments have been made to the Sales Tax Rules, 2006, to enforce this.
  • Businesses must install the required system and pay a fine to be unsealed.

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The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has amended the Sales Tax Rules, 2006, to enforce compliance with its digital monitoring initiatives. Under the new rules, businesses that fail to link to the FBR's monitoring system will be sealed. The procedure involves a formal process culminating in a sealing order from a Chief Commissioner. To resume operations, non-compliant businesses must pay a fine and install the required system.

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The Federal Board of Revenue has decided to seal businesses that are not linked to its digital monitoring system, following amendments to the Sales Tax Rules, 2006. Registered businesses are now required to install production monitoring, video surveillance, or a digital eye system to avoid action.

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