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What is Further Tax and how is it reported?
Further tax is an additional sales tax charged on taxable supplies made to buyers who are not sales tax registered. It is shown separately on the invoice and reported to FBR along with the standard sales tax.
Key points
- It applies when the buyer does not provide a valid sales tax registration.
- It is calculated on top of the standard sales tax and shown as a separate line.
- It is reported to FBR as part of the digital invoice data.
- Getting it right matters, because misreporting affects both your and your buyer's position.
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In short
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