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Section 80C (2) (a) (i) and 143B tax was levied on the income of certain contractors and importers, from which software engineering services were assessed in such a manner that under the general tax system Upcoming claims are received by the recipient under the tax regime. Section 80C of the Income Tax Ordinance 1979 and 5% tax on the local sales assistant's position created that the receipts result from software engineering services that do not fall under the dominant tax regime but are subject to tax under ordinary tax. Are. The Regime, however, rejected such controversy, stating that providing software services was in addition to payment for services, but previously the appellate authority was instructed to tax local receipts under common law. The reasoning for this evaluation, which was offered in software engineering as a service for such services, was not tax-administered. Other factors also proved that the behavior of the department contradicts exactly the business in which the department paid the tax only under the normal tax system for the same nature of receipts, except for the exemption itself. The certificate was also issued. The tax deduction assessor, accepting payments to the recipient as recipients, accepts taxation under the general tax system, the Appellate Tribunal upheld the order of the First Appellate Authority and the Department of Appeal merit Was excluded, dismissed r \ n
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