Section 2 (35), A and A A Taxable Tax Activity Club Fees and Purchase Facilities such as Tax Entry Fees, Monthly Subscriptions, Annual Subscriptions by the Club, etc. neither sells goods nor services Otherwise, there was also a provincial theme. Otherwise, the sale of goods at the shop and in the club did not come within the scope of the supply of goods, except for the head of the shop, the food supply to the members, etc. And other items were excluded from the charge of sales tax. The Tribunal Assistance was covered by the exemptions offered by an individual in the definition of tax activity as a private leisure pursuit or activity: and the activity by any person other than the individual, if any. If the source runs, it will be removed. Inside sub-group (b) after the sentence `but not excluded ', which means that there was an assistive person and involved in private leisure pursuits and was not covered. `Taxable activity appreciation \ can be taxed on the sale and delivery of bakery in the restaurant and the charge on all other receipts was not legally sustainable as per Section 3A of the sales tax bakery and other food items. Sales will be charged. Upon completion of the requirements of the Act by the Acting, Assessing Officer for 1990, for which the matter was remanded while other activities of the club were not taxed. \ r \ n
Related judgments — Income Tax Appellate Tribunal Pakistan, 2010
