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APPEAL NO. 7(100)ST/TRF OF 2003(PB), DECIDED ON 8TH APRIL, 2005. versus APPEAL NO. 7(100)ST/TRF OF 2003(PB), DECIDED ON 8TH APRIL, 2005.

Articles 2 (19), 2 (46), 3, 6, 22, 23, 26, 33, 36 and 46 charged with theft of supplies; Appeal from the appellate tribunal excluding the amount of provincial excise duty in the cost of supply. On account of the cost of the supply of souls, he was guilty of theft of sales tax on the account, the Collector's sales tax audit team examined the relevant records of the appellants, revealing that the value of the spirit was in section 2 (46) of the sales tax act 1990. Was not in compliance with the provisions of the petition as the appellant was issued a show cause notice and was accused of violating the provisions of Sections 3, 6, 22, 23 and 26 of the Sales. Taxes Act, 1990 The Adjudicating Officer ordered the applicants to pay the sales tax exemption and an appeal was filed with additional tax, further appeal was filed against the adjustment officer's failure order, the appellant in the appellate tribunal. More appeals were filed to increase the various opposition. Issue the NTS whether the Provincial Excise Duty / Permit Fee has not been received by the Supplier of Good, which was part of the supply price for sales tax purposes, prior to the sale review purpose It was settled at the tribunal level, the tax, the cost of the supply would mean and the amount of money the supplier receives and the consideration that is paid to the federal and provincial governments, regardless of Provincial taxes were paid directly by the recipient or by suppliers depending on whether the provincial tax was a sales tax For the purpose of evaluating whether or not the supply price has been included in federal and provincial taxes excluding sales tax solicitors from Sara e Naurang lawyer