AISHA STEEL MILLS LTD. THROUGH DIRECTOR, KARACHI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, REVENUE DIVISION/CHAIRMAN FEDERAL BOARD OF REVENUE, ISLAMA
Section 19 Section R575 (I) / 2006 Dated 5 2006 2006 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional petition has claimed imported buildings / sheds for the establishment of new industry. The applicant has claimed that duty due to such buildings / sheds will be exempt. Section RO 575 (I) / 2006, dated 5 6 2006, refusing to waive claims from the Federal Board of Revenue. As per Section 34 of Section RO 575 (I) / 2006, it was in respect of exemptions available to such buildings / sheds. According to the proposal of the Medical Sector, Hotels, Tourism, Industry and Wholesale and Retail Stores Section RO 575 (I) / 2006, the capital goods allocated in column (2), including plant, machinery, equipment, apparatus, I get a discount. The senior number 34 of this table, in which such buildings / sheds were designated, will include real estate, lands and buildings occupied by a factory or mills, using engineered / manufactured artificial steel structures. Imported equipment of the crane system is an essential component of industrial plants with the help of the crane system under the definition of plants, equipments, machinery eligible for immunity under section RO 575 (I) / 2006, the High Court has Directed the Authority to grant claim waiver to the applicable principles.
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