Amendment of income made under section 49 (4) of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973, Article 165A, Federal Government, Provincial Government, and Local Government Income Tax Ordinance, 2001, under section 49 (4) of the Constitution. The amendment to the potential impact of the Tax Ordinance, 2001 was not clear about nature but it was important because it created a tax burden on some individuals, which are not considered anywhere in taxable governance. Of course, the law is likely to be enforced and not to disappoint, without giving an effective date of implementation. The fact that the provision was included will mean that it will be enforced from the date of enrollment in the law, if legislators intend to make it effective in the past, through an explanation of the amending legislation. / Could have been possible. Was empowered by Article 1765A of the Constitution, to give any effect to any piece of legislation that, if so, the amendment under section 49 (4) of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001, means the Finance Act, 2007 Was filed by the legislature and no such intention was disclosed by the legislature, which means that the amendment had a potential impact on 1 7 2007. By section 49 (Section 4) of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001, the provisions of natural charging were enlarged and it was stated that certain entities were denied modifications and tax exemptions which would be amended by such an amendment to the law. Was not specifically provided for in the Terms. The preceding effect is that such an amendment was not specifically provided for in such amending terms of the law, which would also have a preceding effect.
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