QUAID-E-AZAM MEDICAL COLLEGE, BAHAWALPUR versus SECRETARY, REVENUE DIVISION, ISLAMABAD
Establishment of Office of Federal Tax Ombudsman Ordinance (Sections 2000V), Sections 2 (3), Sections 9 (3), 9 and 10 of Duty and Taxes, under section 19 and 80, to import "bed lifts" for this hospital Declaration of Admission of Goods under Complaint Complaint PCT149914 hospital, which allowed exemption from duty and tax on the importation of such equipment into the hospital, and claimed exemption from the Federal Board of Revenue. The waiver was denied by the complainant, which was imported by the complainant P passenger lifts P which came under the head of PCT 28 842828 1010. , And not the one that permits duty on the importation of 9914 devices under the PCT, based on a report obtained by the Federal Board of Revenue, Department of Communications, but did not allow for the exemption claimed by the complainant. The reason is not stated. The complainant also filed a copy of the Declaration of Other Goods, under which the exemptions imported by the Institute of Cardiology were allowed, \ Lifts to beds \ as they were for patient use. Complainant's case was very good, but this aspect was not taken into account, which resulted in discrimination against the complainant, which resulted in refusal by the Federal Board of Revenue, the Federal Board of Revenue. Without any good reason and the concept of reasoning, was the equivalent of mismanagement, the opportunity for the complainant to listen Eden law was directed to reconsider the matter, and \ be reported within 30 days to comply r \ n \ r \ n
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