MESSRS SHEIKH SPINNING MILLS LIMITED versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Sections 7 (1), 8 (1) (A) (B), 30 and 45 notification section R578 (I) / 98, dated 12 6 1998 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 constitutional application alternative treatment input tax, Denying the benefits of Section 7 (1) of the Sales Tax Act 1990 on the use of stock deductions in trade, the applicant was using diesel generators to manufacture electricity in his manufacturing units under the federal government. Notification Section R: O 578 (I) / 98, dated 12 6 1998, withdrew the input tax deduction on the use of diesel, it was submitted by the applicants that the diesel was stock in trade so they Were entitled to deduct the input tax from the output tax. In respect of the tax period, they did not use certification diesel by the applicants. The High Court directed the applicants to approach or direct the competent authority to prove that the input tax Had played or was used. O The High Court directed the authorities to decide this question in relation to the important provisions of the Sales Tax Act 1990 for the manufacture of taxable goods used to manufacture or manufacture or manufacture of taxable goods. , And in addition there was a dispute between the notification section R 578 (I) / 98, dated 12 6 1998 and the contents of the notification in this case and the provisions of law. These will be important provisions of the Sales Tax Act 1990, which dealt with the dominant constitutional application.
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