Sections 148 (7) and 153 (1) (a) Import Imported payment for goods and services Wages of sister sister concern in relation to the cost of wandering or isolated transaction The tax officer observed that section 148 (7) of the Income Tax Ordinance. Goods can be assessed under 2001, under the Preceptual Tax Regime but no tax can be deducted because taxpayers were granted a certificate of exemption in import for the use of these items. Similarly, taxpayers were purchased locally without a price increase. There was a tax deduction on the delivery of the goods. The taxpayer asserts that a tax regime that is read under section 153 (1) (a) of section 153 (1) (a) of the Income Tax Ordinance is similarly estimated by the taxpayer. Does not attract any tax liability. The tax officer observed that the transaction was not related to the waiver or separation of the transaction as there were 88 transactions in the year and there has been substantial stability throughout the year, Section 148 (7) of the Income Tax Ordinance. And tax liability under 153 (6) was issued. In 2001, a certificate of valid immunity was issued by the department for import of such goods for use by taxpayers but later on stage. But to the sister's concerns she was sold. It was a misuse of the immunity certificate and regular transactions for several years could not be considered waiver or isolation. The Transaction Officer taxation officer was declared taxable. Issuance of invalid immunity certificate that the department imports
