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THE PUNJAB FINANCE ACT 1998 (VII of 1998)

TEXT 1THE PUNJAB FINANCE ACT 1998 (VII of 1998) [30th June, 1998] An Act to levy and enhance the rates of certain taxes, duties and fees in the Punjab. Preamble.– Whereas, it is expedient to levy and enhance the rates of certain taxes, duties and fees in the Punjab;

It is hereby enacted as follows:–

Section 1. Short title, extent and commencement

(1) This Act may be called the Punjab Finance Act 1998.

(2) It shall extend to whole of the Punjab.

(3) It shall come into force on and from the first day of July 1998.

Section 2. Amendment of Act II of 1899

In the Stamp Act, 1899 (II of 1899), in Schedule I–

(1) in Article 4, for the word “ten”, the word “twenty” shall be substituted;

(2) in Article 5–

(i) in sub-article (cc), for the word “fifty”, the words “one hundred” shall be substituted; and

(ii) in sub-article (d), for the word “twenty”, the word “fifty” shall be substituted;

(3) after Article 11-A, the following Article 11-B shall be added– “11-B. AUTHENTICATED DECLARATIONS that is to say declarations of newspapers, periodicals or printing presses authenticated by a legally competent authority. Five thousand rupees per Declaration. Explanation I.– The duty shall be paid by the declarant. Explanation II.– The declaration shall not be authenticated unless the duty is paid.”;

(4) in Article 48–

(i) in sub-article (a), for the words “one hundred”, the words “five hundred” shall be substituted; and

1This Act was passed by the Punjab Assembly on 25th June, 1998; assented to by the Governor of the Punjab on 30th June, 1998; and, was published in the Punjab Gazette (Extraordinary), dated 30th June, 1998, pages 1577-1580.

(ii) after sub-article (b), the following new sub-article (bb) shall be added– “(bb) when given without consideration for authorising the attorney to sell any immovable property. One thousand rupees.”;

(5) in Article 53, the following sub-article (d) shall be added– “(d) when issued by a courier service (i.e. any private establishment engaged in the business of transmitting or carrying for consideration letters, parcels or other such materials from one place to another) for payment made to it by the consignor for transmitting any material or object. Five percent of the amount received by the courier service.”; and

(6) after Article 63, the following new Article 63-A shall be added– “63-A. TRANSFER OF PROPRIETARY RIGHTS that is to say proprietary rights transferred by any Development Authority or any Housing Authority or any Cooperative Society, and every instrument by which the property of such Authority/ Society is transferred. The same duty as leviable on Conveyance [No.23(b)].”

Section 3. Amendment of Act V of 1958

In the Punjab Urban Immovable Property Tax Act, 1958 (V of 1958)–

(1) in section 3, for sub-section (8), the following shall be substituted– “(8) From the first day of July, 1998 for calculating tax on owner occupied properties the annual value shall be increased by twenty five percent of the annual value existing on the said day.”;

(2) in section 4–

(1) for clauses (d) and (e), the following shall be substituted– “(d) buildings and lands or portions thereof used exclusively for educational purposes including schools, boarding houses and hostels owned by the Government or by a body owned or controlled by the Government;

(e) public parks, playgrounds and libraries;”;

(2) for sub-section (gg), the following shall be substituted– “(gg) one residential house owned and occupied for his residence by a retired Government Servant of the Federation or a Province;”; and

(3) clause (h) shall be omitted;

(3) after section 5, the following new section 5-A shall be added– “5-A. Valuation Tables to Ascertain Annual Value.– Notwithstanding the provisions of section 5, the annual value may be determined on the basis of such valuation tables and for such localities as may be notified by or under the authority of the Government.”; and

(4) in section 7, in sub-section (1), in proviso (a), for the words “one year”, the words “three years” shall be substituted.

Section 4. Amendment of Act XXXII of 1958

In the Punjab Motor Vehicles Taxation Act, 1958 (XXXII of 1958), in the Schedule–

(1) in serial number 2–

(a) for the figures “1240”, “2440”, “3680” and “5000”, the figures “1500”, “2800”, “4200” and “6000” shall respectively be substituted; and

(b) after the existing clause (g), the following new clause (h) shall be added– “(h) vehicles with long trailers or other vehicles with maximum laden capacity exceeding 16000 Kg.

Rs. 7500/-.”;

(2) in serial number 3, for sub-clause (d) (iii), the following shall be substituted– “(iii) more than 6 persons–

(1) non-air-conditioned.

Rs. 168/- per seat

(2) air-conditioned

Rs. 300/- per seat.”; and

(3) in serial number 4–

(a) for the figures “250”, “700” and “1200”, the figures “500”, “1000” and “1800” shall respectively be substituted; and

(b) for sub-clause (iv) and clause (c), the following shall be substituted– “(iv) with engine power exceeding 1600 cc–

(1) ordinary vehicles.

Rs. 2,500/-

(2) luxury vehicles as defined under section 7 of the Punjab Finance Act 1997.

Rs. 5,000/-

(c) seating capacity of more than 6 persons–

(1) ordinary vehicles.

Rs. 300/- per seat

(2) luxury vehicles as defined under section 7 of the Punjab Finance Act 1997. Rs.5,000/- .”

Section 5. Amendment of Act XIV of 1973

In the Punjab Finance Act, 1973 (XIV of

1973) in the Second Schedule -

(1) in serial number 1–

(a) for the figures “30” in sub-serial (i), “30” in sub-serial (iii), “100” in sub- serial (iv) , “50”, “60”, “50”, “60” and “40” in sub-serial (xii), the figures

“50” in sub-serial (i), “50” in sub-serial (iii), “150” in sub-serial (iv), “150”, “200”, “150”, “200” and “50” in sub-serial (xii) shall respectively be substituted; and

(b) after sub-serial number (xii), the following new sub-serial number (xii-a) shall be added– “(xii-a) Tractor Commercial

Rs. 100”;

(2) in serial number 2–

(a) for the figures “100” in sub-serial (iv), “80”, “100” in sub-serial

(vii) and “40” in sub-serial (ix), the figures “150” in sub-serial (iv), “150”, “200” in sub-serial (vii), and “50” in sub-serial (ix) shall respectively be substituted; and

(b) after sub-serial number (xii), the following new sub-serial number (xii-a) shall be added- “(xii-a) Tractor Commercial

Rs. 100”; and

(3) in serial number 9, in the proviso–

(a) the following clause (i) shall be added– “(i) private cars, jeeps, station wagons and pick ups with engine power exceeding 1300 cc meant for purposes other than commercial shall be charged at the rate of two percent of the value of the vehicle;”; and

(b) the existing clauses (i), (ii) and (iii) shall be renumbered as (ii),

(iii) and (iv) respectively.”

Section 6. Amendment of Act XV of 1977

In the Punjab Finance Act, 1977 (XV of

1977) in the Second Schedule, the following serial number 1-A, 9, 10 and 11 shall be added– “S.No.

Class of Person Rate of tax per annum 1-A Companies registered under the Companies Ordinance 1984, but not paying income tax and working with a paid up capital–

(i) exceeding rupees one million but not exceeding rupees ten million;

Rs.2,000.00

(ii) exceeding rupees ten million but not exceeding rupees fifty million;

Rs.5,000.00

(iii) exceeding rupees fifty million. Rs.10,000.00

9. Prize Bond dealers and money changers. Rs.5,000.00

10. Car dealers, Jewelers, Electronic goods dealers, owners of general stores selling cosmetics Rs.1,000.00

exclusively or with other goods.

11. Member of a Stock Exchange Rs.5,000.00”

Section 7. Amendment of Ordinance VI of 1980

In the Punjab Real Estate Agents and Motor Vehicles Dealers (Regulation of Business) Ordinance, 1980 (VI of 1980)–

(1) in section 5, in sub-section (1), the proviso shall be omitted;

(2) in section 6, in sub- section (2), the proviso shall be omitted; and

(3) after section 9, the following new section 9-A shall be added– “9-A. Recovery of dues.– Any amount due under this Ordinance shall be recoverable as arrears of land revenue.”

[2] Section 8. Tax on mobile phone services

* * * * * * * * * ]

[3] Section 9. Tax on Luxury Clubs

* * * * * * * * * * * ]

2Deleted by the Punjab Finance Ordinance, 2000 (III of 2000),w.e.f.1.7.2000, s.13; and published in the Punjab Gazette (Extraordinary), dated 30.6.2000, pages 587-595, which will remain in force under the Provisional Constitution (Amendment) Order 1999 (9 of 1999), Article 4, notwithstanding the maximum limit of three months prescribed under Article 128 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. 3Deleted by the Punjab Finance Ordinance, 2000 (III of 2000),w.e.f.1.7.2000, s.13; and published in the Punjab Gazette (Extraordinary), dated 30.6.2000, pages 587-595, which will remain in force under the Provisional Constitution (Amendment) Order 1999 (9 of 1999), Article 4, notwithstanding the maximum limit of three months prescribed under Article 128 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

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CONTENTS 
1. Short title, extent and commencement 
2. Amendment of Act II of 1899 
3. Amendment of Act V of 1958 
4. Amendment of Act XXXII of 1958 
5. Amendment of Act XIV of 1973 
6. Amendment of Act XV of 1977 
7. Amendment of Ordinance VI of 1980 
8. [Repealed]  
9. [Repealed]
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THE PUNJAB FINANCE ACT 1998 
(VII of 1998) 
CONTENTS 
1. Short title, extent and commencement 
2. Amendment of Act II of 1899 
3. Amendment of Act V of 1958 
4. Amendment of Act XXXII of 1958 
5. Amendment of Act XIV of 1973 
6. Amendment of Act XV of 1977 
7. Amendment of Ordinance VI of 1980 
8. [Repealed]  
9. [Repealed]  
 
 
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THE PUNJAB FINANCE ACT 1998 
(VII of 1998) 
[30th June, 1998] 
An 
Act 
to levy and enhance the rates of certain taxes, duties and fees in the Punjab. 
Preamble.– Whereas, it is expedient to levy and enhance the rates of c ertain taxes, 
duties and fees in the Punjab; 
 It is hereby enacted as follows:– 
1. Short title, extent and commencement .– (1) This Act may be called the 
Punjab Finance Act 1998. 
 (2) It shall extend to whole of the Punjab. 
 (3) It shall come into force on and from the first day of July 1998. 
2. Amendment of Act II of 1899 .– In the Stamp Act, 1899 (II of 1899), in 
Schedule I– 
 (1) in Article 4, for the word “ten”, the word “twenty” shall be substituted; 
 (2) in Article 5– 
(i) in sub-article (cc), for the wor d “fifty”, the words “one hundred” 
shall be substituted; and 
(ii) in sub-article (d), for the word “twenty”, the word “fifty” shall be 
substituted; 
 (3) after Article 11-A, the following Article 11-B shall be added– 
“11-B. AUTHENTICATED DECLARATIONS that is to 
say declarations of newspapers, periodicals or printing 
presses authenticated by a legally competent 
authority. 
Five thousand 
rupees per 
Declaration. 
Explanation I.– The duty shall be paid by the declarant. 
Explanation II.– The declaration shall not be authenticated unless the duty is paid.”; 
 (4) in Article 48– 
(i) in sub -article (a), for the words “one hundred”, the words “five 
hundred” shall be substituted; and 
                                                           
1This Act was passed by the Punjab Asse mbly on 25th June, 1998; assented to by the Governor of the Punjab on 30th June, 
1998; and, was published in the Punjab Gazette (Extraordinary), dated 30th June, 1998, pages 1577-1580. 
(ii) after sub-article (b), the following new sub-article (bb) shall be 
added– 
“(bb) when given without consideration for 
authorising the attorney to sell any 
immovable property. 
One thousand 
rupees.”; 
 (5) in Article 53, the following sub-article (d) shall be added– 
“(d) when issued by a courier service (i.e. any private 
establishment engag ed in the business of 
transmitting or carrying for consideration letters, 
parcels or other such materials from one place to 
another) for payment made to it by the consignor 
for transmitting any material or object. 
Five percent of 
the amount 
received by the 
courier 
service.”; and 
 (6) after Article 63, the following new Article 63-A shall be added– 
“63-A. TRANSFER OF PROPRIETARY RIGHTS  
that is to say proprietary rights transferred by any 
Development Authority or any Housing Authority or 
any Cooperative Soci ety, and every instrument by 
which the property of such Authority/ Society is 
transferred. 
The same duty 
as leviable on 
Conveyance 
[No.23(b)].” 
3. Amendment of Act V of 1958 .– In the Punjab Urban Immovable Property 
Tax Act, 1958 (V of 1958)– 
 (1) in section 3, for sub-section (8), the following shall be substituted– 
“(8) From the first day of July, 1998 for calculating tax on owner 
occupied properties the annual value shall be increased by 
twenty five percent of the annual value existing on the said day.”; 
 (2) in section 4– 
  (1) for clauses (d) and (e), the following shall be substituted– 
“(d) buildings and lands or portions thereof used exclusively for 
educational purposes including schools, boarding houses 
and hostels owned by the Government or by a bod y 
owned or controlled by the Government; 
(e) public parks, playgrounds and libraries;”; 
  (2) for sub-section (gg), the following shall be substituted– 
“(gg) one residential house owned and occupied for his 
residence by a retired Government Servant of the 
Federation or a Province;”; and 
(3) clause (h) shall be omitted; 
 (3) after section 5, the following new section 5-A shall be added– 
“5-A. Valuation Tables to Ascertain Annual Value .– 
Notwithstanding the provisions of section 5, the annual value may be 
determined on the basis of such valuation tables and for such localities 
as may be notified by or under the authority of the Government.”; and 
(4) in section 7, in sub -section (1), in proviso (a), for the words “one year”, 
the words “three years” shall be substituted. 
4. Amendment of Act XXXII of 1958 .– In the Punjab Motor Vehicles Taxation 
Act, 1958 (XXXII of 1958), in the Schedule– 
 (1) in serial number 2– 
(a) for the figures “1240”, “2440”, “3680” and “5000”, the figures 
“1500”, “2800”, “4200” and “6000” shall respectively be substituted; 
and 
(b) after the existing clause (g), the following new clause (h) shall 
be added– 
“(h) vehicles with long trailers or other vehicles with 
maximum laden capacity exceeding 16000 Kg. 
Rs. 
7500/-.”; 
 (2) in serial number 3, for sub -clause (d) (iii), the following shall be 
substituted– 
“(iii) more than 6 persons– 
(1) non-air-conditioned.  Rs. 168/- per seat 
(2) air-conditioned  Rs. 300/- per seat.”; and 
(3) in serial number 4– 
(a) for the figures “250”, “700” and “1200”, the figures 
“500”, “1000” and “1800” shall respectively be 
substituted; and 
(b) for sub-clause (iv) and clause (c), the following 
shall be substituted– 
“(iv) with engine power exceeding 1600 cc– 
(1) ordinary vehicles. Rs. 
2,500/- 
(2) luxury vehicles as defined 
under section 7 of the 
Punjab Finance Act 1997. 
Rs. 
5,000/- 
(c) seating capacity of more than 6 persons– 
(1) ordinary vehicles. Rs. 300/- 
per seat 
(2) luxury vehicles as defined under 
section 7 of the Punjab Finance 
Act 1997. 
Rs.5,000/-
.” 
5. Amendment of Act XIV of 1973 .– In the Punjab Finance Act, 1973 (XIV of 
1973) in the Second Schedule - 
 (1) in serial number 1– 
(a) for the figures “30” in sub-serial (i), “30” in sub-serial (iii), “100” in sub-
serial (iv) , “50”, “60”, “50”, “60” and “40” in sub-serial (xii), the figures 
“50” in sub-serial (i), “50” in sub-serial (iii), “150” in sub-serial (iv), 
“150”, “200”, “150”, “200” and “50” in sub-serial (xii) shall respectively 
be substituted; and  
(b) after sub -serial number (xii), the following new sub -serial 
number (xii-a) shall be added– 
“(xii-a) Tractor Commercial  Rs. 100”; 
(2) in serial number 2– 
(a) for the figures “100” in sub -serial (iv), “80”, “100” in sub -serial 
(vii) and “40” in sub-serial (ix), the figures “150” in sub-serial (iv), 
“150”, “200” i n sub -serial (vii), and “50” in sub -serial (ix) shall 
respectively be substituted; and  
(b) after sub -serial number (xii), the following new sub -serial 
number (xii-a) shall be added- 
“(xii-a) Tractor Commercial  Rs. 100”; and 
(3) in serial number 9, in the proviso– 
(a) the following clause (i) shall be added– 
“(i) private cars, jeeps, station wagons and pick ups with 
engine power exceeding 1300 cc meant for purposes other than 
commercial shall be charged at the rate of two percent of the 
value of the vehicle;”; and 
(b) the existing clauses (i), (ii) and (iii) shall be renumbered as (ii), 
(iii) and (iv) respectively.” 
6. Amendment of Act XV of 1977 .– In the Punjab Finance Act, 1977 (XV of 
1977) in the Second Schedule, the following serial number 1-A, 9, 10 and 11 shall be 
added– 
“S.No. 
 
Class of Person Rate of tax 
per annum 
1-A Companies registered under the Companies 
Ordinance 1984, but not paying income tax and 
working with a paid up capital– 
 
 (i) exceeding rupees one million but not 
exceeding rupees ten million; 
Rs.2,000.00 
 (ii) exceeding rupees ten million but not 
exceeding rupees fifty million; 
Rs.5,000.00 
 (iii) exceeding rupees fifty million. Rs.10,000.00 
9. Prize Bond dealers and money changers.  Rs.5,000.00 
10. Car dealers, Jewelers, Electronic goods dealers, 
owners of general stores selling cosmetics 
Rs.1,000.00 
exclusively or with other goods. 
11. Member of a Stock Exchange Rs.5,000.00” 
7. Amendment of Ordinance VI of 1980 .– In the Punjab Real Estate Agents 
and Motor Vehicles Dealers (Regulation of Business) Ordinance, 1980 (VI of 1980)– 
 (1) in section 5, in sub-section (1), the proviso shall be omitted; 
 (2) in section 6, in sub- section (2), the proviso shall be omitted; and 
 (3) after section 9, the following new section 9-A shall be added– 
“9-A. Recovery of dues.– Any amount due under this Ordinance shall 
be recoverable as arrears of land revenue.” 
2
[8. Tax on mobile phone services.– *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  ] 
3
[9. Tax on Luxury Clubs.–*  * *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *   ] 
                                                           
2Deleted by the Punjab Finance Ordinance, 2000 (III of 2000), w.e.f.1.7.2000, s.13 ; and published in the Punjab Gazette 
(Extraordinary), dated 30.6.2000, pages 587 -595, which will remain in force under the Provisional Constitution (Amendment) 
Order 1999 (9 of 1999), Article 4, notwithstanding the maximum limit of three months prescribed under Article 128 of the 
Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. 
3Deleted by the Punjab Finance Ordinance, 2000 (III of 2000),w.e.f.1.7.2000, s. 13; and published in the Punjab Gazette 
(Extraordinary), dated 30.6.2000, pages 587 -595, which will remain in force under the Provisional Constitution (Amendment) 
Order 1999 (9 of 1999), Article 4, notwithstanding the maximum limit of three months prescribed under Article 128 of the 
Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.
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e same duty as leviable on Conveyance [No.23(b)].” 3. Amendment of Act V of 1958 .– In the Punjab Urban Immovable Property Tax Act, 1958 (V of 1958)– (1) in section 3, for sub-section (8), the following shall be substituted– “(8) From the first day of July, 1998 for calculating tax on owner occupied properties the annual value shall be increased by twenty five percent of the annual value

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for calculating tax on owner occupied properties the annual value shall be increased by twenty five percent of the annual value existing on the said day.”; (2) in section 4– (1) for clauses (d) and (e), the following shall be substituted– “(d) buildings and lands or portions thereof used exclusively for educational purposes including schools, boarding houses and hostels owned by the Govern

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ial house owned and occupied for his residence by a retired Government Servant of the Federation or a Province;”; and (3) clause (h) shall be omitted; (3) after section 5, the following new section 5-A shall be added– “5-A. Valuation Tables to Ascertain Annual Value .– Notwithstanding the provisions of section 5, the annual value may be determined on the basis of such valuation tables and fo

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for his residence by a retired Government Servant of the Federation or a Province;”; and (3) clause (h) shall be omitted; (3) after section 5, the following new section 5-A shall be added– “5-A. Valuation Tables to Ascertain Annual Value .– Notwithstanding the provisions of section 5, the annual value may be determined on the basis of such valuation tables and for such localities as may be n

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value may be determined on the basis of such valuation tables and for such localities as may be notified by or under the authority of the Government.”; and (4) in section 7, in sub -section (1), in proviso (a), for the words “one year”, the words “three years” shall be substituted. 4. Amendment of Act XXXII of 1958 .– In the Punjab Motor Vehicles Taxation Act, 1958 (XXXII of 1958), in the Sche

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7. Amendment of Ordinance VI of 1980 .– In the Punjab Real Estate Agents and Motor Vehicles Dealers (Regulation of Business) Ordinance, 1980 (VI of 1980)– (1) in section 5, in sub-section (1), the proviso shall be omitted; (2) in section 6, in sub- section (2), the proviso shall be omitted; and (3) after section 9, the following new section 9-A shall be added– “9-A. Recovery of dues.– Any a

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ents and Motor Vehicles Dealers (Regulation of Business) Ordinance, 1980 (VI of 1980)– (1) in section 5, in sub-section (1), the proviso shall be omitted; (2) in section 6, in sub- section (2), the proviso shall be omitted; and (3) after section 9, the following new section 9-A shall be added– “9-A. Recovery of dues.– Any amount due under this Ordinance shall be recoverable as arrears of lan

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of 1980)– (1) in section 5, in sub-section (1), the proviso shall be omitted; (2) in section 6, in sub- section (2), the proviso shall be omitted; and (3) after section 9, the following new section 9-A shall be added– “9-A. Recovery of dues.– Any amount due under this Ordinance shall be recoverable as arrears of land revenue.” 2 [8. Tax on mobile phone services.– * * * * * * * * *

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, in sub-section (1), the proviso shall be omitted; (2) in section 6, in sub- section (2), the proviso shall be omitted; and (3) after section 9, the following new section 9-A shall be added– “9-A. Recovery of dues.– Any amount due under this Ordinance shall be recoverable as arrears of land revenue.” 2 [8. Tax on mobile phone services.– * * * * * * * * * ] 3 [9. Tax on Luxury Clubs.

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e (c), the following shall be substituted– “(iv) with engine power exceeding 1600 cc– (1) ordinary vehicles. Rs. 2,500/- (2) luxury vehicles as defined under section 7 of the Punjab Finance Act 1997. Rs. 5,000/- (c) seating capacity of more than 6 persons– (1) ordinary vehicles. Rs. 300/- per seat (2) luxury vehicles as defined under section 7 of the Punjab Finance Act 1997. Rs.5,000/- .” 5. Amendment of

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b Finance Act 1997. Rs. 5,000/- (c) seating capacity of more than 6 persons– (1) ordinary vehicles. Rs. 300/- per seat (2) luxury vehicles as defined under section 7 of the Punjab Finance Act 1997. Rs.5,000/- .” 5. Amendment of Act XIV of 1973 .– In the Punjab Finance Act, 1973 (XIV of 1973) in the Second Schedule - (1) in serial number 1– (a) for the figures “30” in sub-serial (i), “30” in sub-serial (iii), “1

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ll remain in force under the Provisional Constitution (Amendment) Order 1999 (9 of 1999), Article 4, notwithstanding the maximum limit of three months prescribed under Article 128 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. 3Deleted by the Punjab Finance Ordinance, 2000 (III of 2000),w.e.f.1.7.2000, s. 13; and published in the Punjab Gazette (Extraordinary), dated 30.6.2000, pages 587 -595, which will remain in force under the Provisional Const

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128. Power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances .__ (1) The Governor may, except when the Provincial Assembly is in session, if satisfied that circumstances exist which render it necessary to take immediate action, make and promulgate an Ordinance as the circumstances may require. (2) An Ordinance promulgated un

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ll remain in force under the Provisional Constitution (Amendment) Order 1999 (9 of 1999), Article 4, notwithstanding the maximum limit of three months prescribed under Article 128 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

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128. Power of Governor to promulgate Ordinances .__ (1) The Governor may, except when the Provincial Assembly is in session, if satisfied that circumstances exist which render it necessary to take immediate action, make and promulgate an Ordinance as the circumstances may require. (2) An Ordinance promulgated un

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d946eb396b04b39f16c5d5b2f30edefed4054db045f9f6e9df7d70f8bc58101e
Original source SHA-256
0af12826e4e127bdd164ad7c18b5da512525c982c9997131c7da61139a0297ff
Comparison method
Complete exact non-whitespace character stream after NFKC, quotation-mark equivalents and soft-hyphen removal. Word boundaries and PDF line-layout differences remain separately described.

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Source, version and text details
Recorded title
PUNJAB FINANCE ACT 1998
Source collection
Punjab — this does not establish territorial applicability.
Recorded version
Not supplied in this record
Source snapshot
2026-08-06T16:55:28Z
Legal status
not independently verified
Text quality
Complete stored UTF-8 TXT file recovered byte-for-byte from owned Drive. Source transcription retained verbatim; legal completeness, OCR accuracy and current consolidation unverified.
Recorded quality flags
No additional flags recorded
Stable record
punjab-code-0c7c8ad130a72c69
Content extent
Legal completeness not independently established
Integrity scope
Stored UTF-8 text and TXT download bytes checked against their recorded hash. This does not establish legal authenticity or currency.
Passage offsets
zero-based Unicode code points and UTF8 bytes; end exclusive
Stored text SHA-256
d946eb396b04b39f16c5d5b2f30edefed4054db045f9f6e9df7d70f8bc58101e

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