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DR. NISAR AHMAD MALIK versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB

Section 2 [As amended by the Finance Act (IV of 1999)] Punjab Finance Act (XV of 1977), Second Schedule [Amended by Punjab Finance Act (V of 1996)] Punjab Finance Act (V of 1996) , Implementation of Additional Professional Taxes in Section 8 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 163 and 1991 Constitutional Application, Impact of Second Schedule Amendment under Punjab Finance Act, 1977 under Punjab Finance Act, 1977, Punjab Finance Act, Under Section 6 of 1996, medical advisers or specialists were required to pay professional taxes. The annual rate is Rs 5,000, while ordinary medical practitioners and dental surgeons had to pay Rs 1,000 every year. The taxpayers, who were medical practitioners, challenged the implementation of the tax and further complaints of the applicants were also quoted. ? Under section 8 of the Punjab Finance Act, 1996, where private hospitals were taxed, the hospital administration had to pay 5% of a room charge where room rent was more than Rs. 100. Was the petitioner's request. Since he was already paying income tax received by the federal government, his income could not be taxed and that too under the enactment of the provincial legislature which is taxed on income tax under Article 163 of the Constitution of Pakistan. (1973) The Federal Legislature (Parliament) had a domain that enforced a law to impose a tax on income, giving the provincial assemblies the authority to occupy, trade, call or employ. I will be taxing busy people, but subject to the limits set by this authority. Federal legislature through the Act of Parliament and the Act of Parliament famous high court advocate from FR Peshawar / Kohat lawyer