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M. A. NO. 427/LB OF 2004, DECIDED ON 21ST AUGUST, 2004. versus M. A. NO. 427/LB OF 2004, DECIDED ON 21ST AUGUST, 2004.

Section 14, 16 and Second Schedule, Part II, R 2 Applicant's Commissioned Revenue from an Employer Applicable to Special Rates Scope claimed that commission income was a special income, part II of the RR2A Subject to a special charge. The Second Schedule to the Income Tax Ordinance 1979, the justification was not found in the argument that the income received by the employee from his employer as salary in section 16 of the Income Tax Ordinance 1979 was equivalent to the income tax The revenue was proportional. In relation to the income of salaries, such rates and applicable rates are applied after which the deducted rates are not subject to the substantial charges arising and will apply to the same amount which would otherwise be applicable. The Income Tax Ordinance was not covered by any other 1979 provision. Thus, the question of any unusual behavior arose, in which case it was the duty of the court, if the taxpayers were to make a living relief, if so, by translating an order under a special concession to Maven. Will try to cover its transaction, it will not be appreciated which commission is designated as salary, it will not be treated with the commission which was not included in the definition of salary. property advocate from Khoski lawyer