PUNJAB FINANCE ACT 2019
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THE PUNJAB FINANCE ACT 2019 (XV of 2019)
TEXT 1THE PUNJAB FINANCE ACT 2019 (XV of 2019) [28th June, 2019] An Act to levy, alter and rationalize certain taxes, fees and duties in the Punjab. It is necessary in public interest to levy, alter and rationalize certain taxes, fees and duties in the Punjab; and, to deal with ancillary matters. Be it enacted by Provincial Assembly of the Punjab as follows:
Section 1. Short title, extent and commencement
(1) This Act may be cited as the Punjab Finance Act 2019.
(2) It extends to whole of the Punjab.
(3) It shall come into force on the first day of July 2019.
Section 2. Amendments in Act II of 1899
In the Stamp Act, 1899 (II of 1899), in Schedule I:
(1) In Article 6, in sub Article (2):
(a) in clause (a), in para (i), under the heading “Proper Stamp-duty”, for the words “one hundred thousand”, the words “five hundred thousand” shall be substituted; and
(b) in clause (b), in para (i), under the heading “Proper Stamp-duty” for the words, “fifty thousand”, the words “five hundred thousand” shall be substituted.
(2) In Article 40, in clause (d), in para (i), under the heading “Proper Stamp-duty”, for the words, “one hundred thousand”, the words “five hundred thousand” shall be substituted.
Section 3. Amendment in Act V of 1958
In the Punjab Urban Immovable Property Tax Act, 1958 (V of 1958), in section 4, for clause (g), the following shall be substituted: “(g) buildings and lands belonging to a widow, divorcee, a disabled person or a minor orphan, annual value of which does not exceed rupees two hundred and forty three thousand:
Provided that where the annual value is more than rupees two hundred and forty three thousand, the tax shall be levied on the amount in excess of the said amount.”. Explanation: For purposes of this section, a minor orphan lady means an unmarried female orphan up to the age of twenty five years.
Section 4. Amendment in Act XV of 1977
In the Punjab Finance Act, 1977 (XV of 1977), for SECOND SCHEDULE, the following shall be substituted:
1This Act was passed by Provincial Assembly of the Punjab on 26 June 2019; assented to by the Governor of the Punjab on 28 June 2019; and, was published in the Punjab Gazette (Extraordinary), dated: 28 June 2019, pp.4105-4114.
SECOND SCHEDULE
(See section 3) Sr.No. Class of persons Rate of tax per annum(rupees)
1. Companies registered under the Companies Act, 2017 or under the relevant law for the time being in force, with paid up capital
i) Up to rupees 5 million 10,000/-
ii) exceeding rupees 5 million but not exceeding rupees 50 million 30,000/-
iii) exceeding rupees 50 million but not exceeding rupees 100 million 70,000/-
iv) exceeding rupees 100 million but not exceeding rupees 200 million 100,000/-
v) exceeding rupees 200 million 100,000/-
2. Persons other than companies, owning factories as defined under the Factories Act, 1932 and having
i) employees not exceeding 10 1,500/-
ii) employees exceeding 10 but not exceeding 25 5,000/-
iii) employees exceeding 25 7,500/-
3. Persons other than companies owning commercial establishments having 10 or more employees
i)
(a) Within Metropolitan and Municipal Corporation limits
(b) Others 6,000/-
4,000/-
ii) All other commercial establishments other than wholesalers and retailers 2,000/-
4. Persons engaged in the import or export of goods who, during the preceding financial year, imported or exported goods of the value
i) exceeding rupees 1 lac but not exceeding rupees 1 million 2,000/-
ii) exceeding rupees 1 million but not exceeding rupees 5 million 3,000/-
iii) exceeding rupees 5 million 5,000/-
5. Contractors, builders and property
Sr.No. Class of persons Rate of tax per annum(rupees) developers, who during the preceding financial year supplied to the Federal or the Provincial Government or a company or a factory or a commercial establishment or an autonomous or a semi autonomous organization or any Local Authority; goods, commodities and services of the value:
i) not exceeding rupees 1 million 1,000/-
ii) exceeding rupees 1 million but not exceeding rupees 10 million 6,000/-
iii) exceeding rupees 10 million but not exceeding rupees 50 million 10,000/-
iv) exceeding rupees 50 million 20,000/-
6. Persons engaged in various professions and providing different services such as:
i) Medical Consultants or Specialists/Dental Surgeons 5,000/-
ii) Registered Medical Practitioners 4,000/-
iii) Others including Homoeopaths, Hakeems and Ayuervedics–
(a) Within Metropolitan and Municipal Corporation limits
(b) Others
3,000/-
1,000/-
iv) Auditing firms (per professionally qualified person)
(a) Within Metropolitan and Municipal Corporation limits
(b) Others
6,000/-
4,000/-
v) Management and Tax Consultants Architects, Engineering, Technical and Scientific Consultants–
(a) Within Metropolitan and Municipal Corporation limits
(b) Others
6,000/-
4,000/-
vi) Lawyers 1,000/-
vii)
(a) Members of Stock Exchanges 10,000/-
Sr.No. Class of persons Rate of tax per annum(rupees)
(b) Money Changer:
(i) Within Metropolitan
and Municipal
Corporation
limits
(ii) Others
6,000/-
2,000/-
(c) Motorcycle/Scooter dealers–
(i) Within Metropolitan and Municipal Corporation limits.
(ii) Others
10,000/-
6,000/-
(d) Motor Car Dealers and Real
Estate Agents–
(i) Within Metropolitan and Municipal Corporation limits
(ii) Others
20,000/-
10,000/-
(e) Recruiting Agents–
(i) Within Metropolitan and Municipal Corporation limits
(ii) Others
20,000/-
10,000/-
viii) Carriage of goods and passengers by road:
(i) Within Metropolitan and Municipal Corporation limits
(ii) Others
4,000/-
2,000/-
ix) Health Clubs and Gymnasiums–
(i) Within Metropolitan and Municipal Corporation limits
(ii) Others
4,000/-
2,000/-
x) Jewelers, departmental stores, electronic goods stores, cable operators, printing presses and pesticide dealers 2,000/-
xi) Tobacco venders– Wholesalers
4,000/-
7. Franchisee, Authorized dealers/Agents and 5,000/-
Sr.No. Class of persons Rate of tax per annum(rupees) distributors
8. Property Developers / Builders & Marketing Agent/Company engaged in the development marketing and management of residential, commercial or industrial properties 50,000/-
9. Hotels, Hostels (except hostels owned and operated by an educational institution itself) / Guest Houses / Motels / Resorts providing lodging facilities 5,000/-
10. Restaurants / Eateries / Fast Food Points / Ice Cream Parlors / Bakeries / Confectioners / Sweets Shops with air conditioning facility 5,000/-
Section 5. Amendments in Act I of 1997
In the Punjab Agricultural Income Tax Act, 1997 (I of 1997):
(1) for the FIRST SCHEDULE, the following shall be substituted: “THE FIRST SCHEDULE [see section 3 (1)]
(1) Slab of total cultivated land, computed Rate of tax per acre as irrigated land, by treating one acre of irrigated land as equal to two acre of unirrigated land, excluding mature orchards. Rate of tax per acre
(i) Not exceeding 12½ acres
Nil.
(ii) Exceeding 12½ acres but
not exceeding 25 acres
Rs. 300/-
(iii) Exceeding 25 acres but not
exceeding 50 acres
Rs. 400/-
(iv) Exceeding 50 acres
Rs. 500/-
(2) Mature orchards
(i) Irrigated
Rs. 600/-
(ii) Unirrigated
Rs. 300/-”.
(2) for the SECOND SCHEDULE, the following shall be substituted:
“THE SECOND SCHEDULE [see section 3 (3)] RATES OF TAX ON TOTAL AGRICULTURAL INCOME The rate of tax on total agricultural income shall be as under:
(1) Where the total income does not exceed Rs.400,000/- 0%
(2) Where the total income exceeds Rs.400,000/- but does not exceed Rs.800,000/- Rs.1,000/-
(3) Where the total income exceeds Rs.800,000/- but does not exceed Rs.12,00,000/- Rs.2,000/-
(4) Where the total income exceeds Rs.12,00,000/- but does not exceed Rs.24,00,000/-
5% of the amount exceeding Rs.12,00,000/-
(5) Where the total income exceeds Rs.24,00,000/- but does not exceed Rs.48,00,000/- Rs.60,000/- plus 10% of the amount exceeding Rs.24,00,000/-
(6) Where the total income exceeds Rs. 48,00,000/- Rs.300,000/- plus 15% of the amount exceeding Rs.48,00,000/-“.
Section 6. Amendments in Act XLII of 2012
In the Punjab Sales Tax on Services Act 2012 (XLII of 2012):
(1) In section 14, in subsection (2), after the full stop, the following explanation shall be added:
“Explanation: The word “charged” used in this subsection means and includes the tax liable to be charged under this Act or the rules made thereunder.”.
(2) In section 16B, in subsection (1):
(a) in clauses (g) and (h), for the word “sixteen”, the word “fifteen” shall be substituted; and
(b) for clause (n), the following shall be substituted:
“(n) goods and services not related to the taxable supplies made or services rendered by the registered person;”.
(3) After section 24, the following new section 24A shall be inserted: “24A. Determination of minimum tax liability.– Notwithstanding anything contained in section 24, where a registered person fails to file a return, an officer of the Authority, shall, subject to such conditions as specified by the Authority, determine the minimum tax liability of the registered person.”.
(4) In section 48, in subsection (2), in the TABLE:
(a) in entry number 2, in column 3, after the word “provided”, the word “further” shall be inserted; and
(b) in entry number 9, in column 2, for the words “in connection with recovery of the tax”, the words “or tempers a seal placed by an officer of the Authority” shall be substituted.
(c) after entry number 16, in column 1 to 4, the following new entries 17, 18, 19 and 20 shall be inserted: “17 Where any person fails or refuses to issue a tax invoice. Such person shall be liable to pay a penalty of twenty thousand rupees on first default and fifty thousand rupees for each subsequent default. In case of three acts of such default, the business premises shall be liable to be sealed for a period which may extend to one
month. 30 18 Where any person fails to intimate any change in particulars of registration including the particulars relating to business address, branches etc. within fourteen
days. Such person shall be liable to pay a minimum penalty of fifty thousand rupees. 25 19 Where any person fails to declare, conceals any of business bank accounts or gives misleading declaration or fails to intimate any change in business bank account within fourteen days of such change. Such person shall be liable to pay a penalty which may range from one hundred thousand rupees to five hundred thousand rupees. 25 20 Where any person either avoids, defies, fails to comply with electronic invoicing system or issues invoices bypassing the electronic invoicing system. Such person shall be liable to pay a penalty of up to one hundred thousand rupees, but not less than 59A”
twenty five thousand rupees. In case of three consecutive defaults, the business premises of such person may further be liable to sealing for a period which may extend to one
month.
(5) In section 59B, after subsection (2), the following new subsection (2A) shall be inserted:
“(2A) The Authority may, in the prescribed manner, devise, implement and declare mandatory an electronic invoicing system for issuance of tax invoices by a registered person or a class of registered persons or a service or a class of services.”.
(6) In section 60, in subsection (1), for clause (d), the following shall be substituted:
“(d) Other officers of the Authority: Such cases or class of cases as may be prescribed by the Authority.”.
(7) In section 66, for subsection (1), the following shall be substituted: “(1) Any person including an officer of the Authority not below the rank of an Additional Commissioner, aggrieved by any order passed by the:
(a) Commissioner (Appeals) under subsection (4) of section 64 or section 65;
(b) Commissioner through adjudication under section 60 or 61; or
(c) Authority under section 62,
may, within thirty days of the receipt of such decision or order, prefer an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal.”.
(8) In section 70, in subsection (1), in clause (c), after the words “bank accounts” the words “and recover the amount payable or recover such amount without attachment” shall be inserted.
(9) In Second Schedule:
(a) at S.No.15, in columns 1 to 4, the following shall be
substituted:
“15
(i) Services
provided by property developers, builders and promoters (including their allied services). Excluding:
Actual purchase value or 9807.0000 and respective sub- headings of heading
(i) Eight percent without input tax adjustment or sixteen percent with input tax adjustment; and
documented cost of land.
(ii) Affordable housing services
provided under Government sponsored housing programs. 98.14
(ii) Five percent without input tax adjustment or sixteen percent with input tax adjustment;
(b) at S.No.34, in column 2, for the words “and interior decorators”,
the words “interior decorators and interior designers” shall be
substituted;
(c) at S.No.43, in column 2, after the words “games”, the following
expression shall be inserted:
“,amusement parks, arcades and other recreation facilities,”;
(d) at S.No.54, in columns 1 to 4, the following shall be substituted: “54 Facilities for travel originating from Punjab by Air for domestic and international travel. EXCLUDING:
Air travel services provided to Hajj or Umrah passengers, diplomats and supernumerary crew. 9803.1000 9803.1100 Five percent without input tax adjustment” and
(e) after S. No. 63, in columns 1 to 4, the following new entries 64, 65, 66, 67 and 68 shall be inserted:
64 Dress designing and stitching services. Respective headings Sixteen percent 65 Rental of bulldozers, excavators, cranes, construction equipment, Scaffolding, framework and shuttering, generators, storage containers, Refrigerator, shelf or rack renting, etc Respective headings Sixteen percent 66 Services in respect of treatment of textile, leather but not limited to Dyeing services, Edging and cutting, cloth treating, water proofing, Embroidery, Engraving, Fabric bleaching, Knitting, Leather staining, Leather working, Pre-shrinking, Colour separation services, pattern printing and shoe making services. Respective headings Sixteen percent 67 Apartment house management, real estate management and services of rent collection. Respective headings Sixteen percent 68
(i) Medical consultation/ visit fee 9815.1000 Five percent
Section 7. Amendment in section 4 in Act XVII of 2014
In the Punjab Finance Act 2014 (XVII of 2014), in section 4, clause (b) shall be omitted.
Section 8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016
In the Punjab Finance Act 2016 (XXXV of 2016), section 10 shall be omitted.
Section 9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018
In the Punjab Finance Act 2018 (XXX of 2018), section 6 shall be omitted.
Section 10. TAX ON PROPERTIES OTHER THAN AGRICULTURAL LAND ABUTTING TO NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS AND WITHIN THE AREA OF MOTOR WAYS OUTSIDE THE RATING AREAS IN PUNJAB
(1) There shall be charged, levied, assessed and paid a tax at the rate of five percent of the Annual Taxable Value of all categories of properties other than agricultural land, outside limits of the rating area, abutting to national or provincial highway or part thereof or within the area of motorways, in such limits and lengths, as may be notified by the Government.
(2) The tax under this section shall be due from the owner or the occupant, jointly and severally to be charged, levied, assessed and paid in addition to any other tax charged and collected under any other law for the time being in force and shall be the first charge upon the property unit.
(3) The tax under this section shall not be leviable in respect of the buildings and lands:
(i) Annual Taxable Value of which does not exceed rupees five hundred thousand belonging to a widow, a divorcee, a disabled person, a minor orphan or a female unmarried orphan upto the age of twenty five years;
(ii) owned by Federal or Provincial Government; or
(iii) exclusively used by public for worship.
(4) The tax, including surcharge, payable under this section, shall be administrated and regulated under the provisions of the Punjab Urban Immovable Property Tax Act, 1958 (V of 1958).
(5) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, the Government may, by notification in the official Gazette, exempt any property unit or persons, or classes thereof, from the whole or any part of the tax chargeable under this section, subject to such conditions and limitations as may be specified by the Government.
Explanation: A word or term used but not defined in this Act shall have the same meanings as defined in the Punjab Urban Immovable Property Tax Act, 1958 (V of 1958). exceeding Rs.1,500 per consultation/ visit of doctors, medical practitioners and medical specialists.
(ii) Bed/ room charges of hospitals exceeding Rs.6,000/- per day per bed / room and other Respective headings. without input tax adjustment”.
Section 11. Definitions
In this Act:
(a) “Annual Taxable Value” means the value of a distinct property unit excluding the value of any machinery etc. thereof, which shall be the basis of determination of tax assessed, levied and recovered under section 10 of this Act;
(b) “buildings and lands” in relation to the tax under section 10 of this Act includes a parcel or portion thereof having distinct boundaries intended for specific purpose including residential, commercial or industrial use;
(c) “Government” means Government of the Punjab;
(d) “motorways” means the multiple-lane, high speed, limited access or controlled access highways in Punjab which are owned, maintained and operated as such by the National Highway Authority;
(e) “national highways” means the highways in the Punjab which are owned, maintained and operated as such by the National Highway Authority;
(f) “owner” includes a mortgagee with possession, a lessee in perpetuity, a trustee having possession of a trust property and a person to whom an evacuee property has been transferred provisionally or permanently;
(g) “prescribed” means prescribed by the rules made under this Act;
(h) “provincial highways” means the highways, including but not limited to in Punjab which are owned, maintained and operated by the province of the Punjab; and
(i) “rating area” means urban area where property tax is levied under the Punjab Urban Immovable Property Tax Act, 1958 (V of 1958).
Section 12. Power to make rules
The Government may make rules for carrying out the purposes of any of the provisions of this Act.
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CONTENTS 1. Short title, extent and commencement. 2. Amendments in Act II of 1899. 3. Amendment in Act V of 1958. 4. Amendment in Act XV of 1977. SECOND SCHEDULE (See section 3) 5. Amendments in Act I of 1997. 6. Amendments in Act XLII of 2012. 7. Amendment in section 4 in Act XVII of 2014. 8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016. 9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018. 10. TAX ON PROPERTIES OTHER THAN AGRICULTURAL LAND ABUTTING TO NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS AND WITHIN THE AREA OF MOTOR WAYS OUTSIDE THE RATING AREAS IN PUNJAB. 11. Definitions. 12. Power to make rules.
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THE PUNJAB FINANCE ACT 2019
(XV of 2019)
CONTENTS
1. Short title, extent and commencement.
2. Amendments in Act II of 1899.
3. Amendment in Act V of 1958.
4. Amendment in Act XV of 1977.
SECOND SCHEDULE
(See section 3)
5. Amendments in Act I of 1997.
6. Amendments in Act XLII of 2012.
7. Amendment in section 4 in Act XVII of 2014.
8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016.
9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018.
10. TAX ON PROPERTIES OTHER THAN AGRICULTURAL LAND
ABUTTING TO NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS AND WITHIN
THE AREA OF MOTOR WAYS OUTSIDE THE RATING AREAS IN
PUNJAB.
11. Definitions.
12. Power to make rules.
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THE PUNJAB FINANCE ACT 2019
(XV of 2019)
[28th June, 2019]
An
Act
to levy, alter and rationalize certain taxes, fees and duties in the Punjab.
It is necessary in public interest to levy, alter and rationalize certain taxes, fees and
duties in the Punjab; and, to deal with ancillary matters.
Be it enacted by Provincial Assembly of the Punjab as follows:
1. Short title, extent and commencement.- (1) This Act may be cited as the
Punjab Finance Act 2019.
(2) It extends to whole of the Punjab.
(3) It shall come into force on the first day of July 2019.
2. Amendments in Act II of 1899 .- In the Stamp Act, 1899 (II of 1899), in
Schedule I:
(1) In Article 6, in sub Article (2):
(a) in clause (a), in para (i), under the heading “Proper Stamp-duty”,
for the words “one hundred thousand”, the word s “five hundred
thousand” shall be substituted; and
(b) in clause (b), in para (i), under the heading “Proper Stamp -duty”
for the words, “fifty thousand”, the word s “five hundred
thousand” shall be substituted.
(2) In Article 40 , in clause (d), in para (i), under the heading “Proper
Stamp-duty”, for the words, “one hundred thousand”, the word s “five
hundred thousand” shall be substituted.
3. Amendment in Act V of 1958.- In the Punjab Urban Immovable Property Tax
Act, 1958 (V of 1958), in section 4, for clause (g), the following shall be substituted:
“(g) buildings and lands belonging to a widow, divorcee, a disabled
person or a minor orphan, annual value of which does not exceed rupees two
hundred and forty three thousand:
Provided that where the annual value is more than rupees two hundred
and forty three thousand , the tax shall be levied on the amount in excess of
the said amount.”.
Explanation: For purposes of this section, a minor orphan lady means an
unmarried female orphan up to the age of twenty five years.
4. Amendment in Act XV of 1977 .- In the Punjab Finance Act, 1977 (XV of
1977), for SECOND SCHEDULE, the following shall be substituted:
1This Act was passed by Provincial Assembly of the Punjab on 26 June 2019; assented to by the Governor of the Punjab on 28
June 2019; and, was published in the Punjab Gazette (Extraordinary), dated: 28 June 2019, pp.4105-4114.
SECOND SCHEDULE
(See section 3)
Sr.No. Class of persons Rate of tax per
annum(rupees)
1. Companies registered under the Companies
Act, 2017 or under the relevant law for the
time being in force, with paid up capital
i) Up to rupees 5 million 10,000/-
ii) exceeding rupees 5 million but not
exceeding rupees 50 million
30,000/-
iii) exceeding rupees 50 million but not
exceeding rupees 100 million
70,000/-
iv) exceeding rupees 100 million but not
exceeding rupees 200 million
100,000/-
v) exceeding rupees 200 million 100,000/-
2. Persons other than companies, owning
factories as defined under the Factories Act,
1932 and having
i) employees not exceeding 10 1,500/-
ii) employees exceeding 10 but not
exceeding 25
5,000/-
iii) employees exceeding 25 7,500/-
3. Persons other than companies owning
commercial establishments having 10 or
more employees
i) (a) Within Metropolitan and
Municipal Corporation limits
(b) Others
6,000/-
4,000/-
ii) All other commercial establishments
other than wholesalers and retailers
2,000/-
4. Persons engaged in the import or export of
goods who, during the preceding financial
year, imported or exported goods of the
value
i) exceeding rupees 1 lac but not
exceeding rupees 1 million
2,000/-
ii) exceeding rupees 1 million but not
exceeding rupees 5 million
3,000/-
iii) exceeding rupees 5 million 5,000/-
5. Contractors, builders and property
Sr.No. Class of persons Rate of tax per
annum(rupees)
developers, who during the preceding
financial year supplied to the Federal or the
Provincial Government or a company or a
factory or a commercial establishment or an
autonomous or a semi autonomous
organization or any Local Authority; goods,
commodities and services of the value:
i) not exceeding rupees 1 million 1,000/-
ii) exceeding rupees 1 million but not
exceeding rupees 10 million
6,000/-
iii) exceeding rupees 10 million but not
exceeding rupees 50 million
10,000/-
iv) exceeding rupees 50 million 20,000/-
6. Persons engaged in various professions
and providing different services such as:
i) Medical Consultants or
Specialists/Dental Surgeons
5,000/-
ii) Registered Medical Practitioners 4,000/-
iii) Others including Homoeopaths,
Hakeems and Ayuervedics–
(a) Within Metropolitan and
Municipal Corporation limits
(b) Others
3,000/-
1,000/-
iv) Auditing firms (per professionally
qualified person)
(a) Within Metropolitan and
Municipal Corporation limits
(b) Others
6,000/-
4,000/-
v) Management and Tax Consultants
Architects, Engineering, Technical and
Scientific Consultants–
(a) Within Metropolitan and
Municipal Corporation limits
(b) Others
6,000/-
4,000/-
vi) Lawyers 1,000/-
vii) (a) Members of Stock Exchanges 10,000/-
Sr.No. Class of persons Rate of tax per
annum(rupees)
(b) Money Changer:
(i) Within Metropolitan
and Municipal
Corporation limits
(ii) Others
6,000/-
2,000/-
(c) Motorcycle/Scooter dealers–
(i) Within Metropolitan and
Municipal Corporation
limits.
(ii) Others
10,000/-
6,000/-
(d) Motor Car Dealers and Real
Estate Agents–
(i) Within Metropolitan and
Municipal Corporation limits
(ii) Others
20,000/-
10,000/-
(e) Recruiting Agents–
(i) Within Metropolitan and
Municipal Corporation
limits
(ii) Others
20,000/-
10,000/-
viii) Carriage of goods and passengers by
road:
(i) Within Metropolitan and
Municipal Corporation
limits
(ii) Others
4,000/-
2,000/-
ix) Health Clubs and Gymnasiums–
(i) Within Metropolitan and
Municipal Corporation
limits
(ii) Others
4,000/-
2,000/-
x) Jewelers, departmental stores,
electronic goods stores, cable
operators, printing presses and
pesticide dealers
2,000/-
xi) Tobacco venders–
Wholesalers
4,000/-
7. Franchisee, Authorized dealers/Agents and 5,000/-
Sr.No. Class of persons Rate of tax per
annum(rupees)
distributors
8. Property Developers / Builders & Marketing
Agent/Company engaged in the
development marketing and management of
residential, comm ercial or industrial
properties
50,000/-
9. Hotels, Hostels (except hostels owned and
operated by an educational institution itself)
/ Guest Houses / Motels / Resorts providing
lodging facilities
5,000/-
10. Restaurants / Eateries / Fast Food Points /
Ice Cream Parlors / Bakeries / Confectioners
/ Sweets Shops with air conditioning facility
5,000/-
5. Amendments in Act I of 1997 .- In the Punjab Agricultural Income Tax Act ,
1997 (I of 1997):
(1) for the FIRST SCHEDULE, the following shall be substituted:
“THE FIRST SCHEDULE
[see section 3 (1)]
(1) Slab of total cultivated land,
computed Rate of tax per acre as
irrigated land, by treating one acre
of irrigated land as equal to two
acre of unirrigated land, excluding
mature orchards.
Rate of tax per
acre
(i) Not exceeding 12½ acres Nil.
(ii) Exceeding 12½ acres but
not exceeding 25 acres
Rs. 300/-
(iii) Exceeding 25 acres but not
exceeding 50 acres
Rs. 400/-
(iv) Exceeding 50 acres Rs. 500/-
(2) Mature orchards
(i) Irrigated Rs. 600/-
(ii) Unirrigated Rs. 300/-”.
(2) for the SECOND SCHEDULE, the following shall be substituted:
“THE SECOND SCHEDULE
[see section 3 (3)]
RATES OF TAX ON TOTAL AGRICULTURAL INCOME
The rate of tax on total agricultural income shall be as under:
(1) Where the total income does not exceed
Rs.400,000/-
0%
(2) Where the total income exceeds
Rs.400,000/- but does not exceed
Rs.800,000/-
Rs.1,000/-
(3) Where the total income exceeds
Rs.800,000/- but does not exceed
Rs.12,00,000/-
Rs.2,000/-
(4) Where the total income exceeds
Rs.12,00,000/- but does not exceed
Rs.24,00,000/-
5% of the amount
exceeding Rs.12,00,000/-
(5) Where the total income exceeds
Rs.24,00,000/- but does not exceed
Rs.48,00,000/-
Rs.60,000/- plus 10% of the
amount exceeding
Rs.24,00,000/-
(6) Where the total income exceeds Rs.
48,00,000/-
Rs.300,000/- plus 15% of
the amount exceeding
Rs.48,00,000/-“.
6. Amendments in Act XLII of 2012.– In the Punjab Sales Tax on Services Act
2012 (XLII of 2012):
(1) In section 14 , in subsection (2), after the full stop, the following
explanation shall be added:
“Explanation: The word “charged” used in this sub section means and
includes the ta x liable to be charged under this Act or the rules made
thereunder.”.
(2) In section 16B, in subsection (1):
(a) in clauses (g) and (h), for the word “sixteen”, the word “fifteen”
shall be substituted; and
(b) for clause (n), the following shall be substituted:
“(n) goods and services not related to the taxable supplies
made or services rendered by the registered person;”.
(3) After section 24, the following new section 24A shall be inserted:
“24A. Determination of minimum tax liability .– Notwithstanding
anything contained in section 24, where a registered person fails to file
a return, an officer of the Authority, shall, subject to such conditions as
specified by the Authority, determine the minimum tax liability of the
registered person.”.
(4) In section 48, in subsection (2), in the TABLE:
(a) in entry number 2, in column 3, after the word “provided”, the
word “further” shall be inserted; and
(b) in entry number 9, in column 2, for the words “in connection with
recovery of the tax”, the words “or tempers a seal placed by an
officer of the Authority” shall be substituted.
(c) after entry number 16, in column 1 to 4, the following new
entries 17, 18, 19 and 20 shall be inserted:
“17 Where any person fails or
refuses to issue a tax invoice.
Such person shall
be liable to pay a
penalty of twenty
thousand rupees
on first default
and fifty thousand
rupees for each
subsequent
default.
In case of three
acts of such
default, the
business
premises shal l be
liable to be
sealed for a
period which may
extend to one
month.
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18 Where any person fails to
intimate any change in
particulars of registration
including the particulars
relating to business address,
branches etc. within fourteen
days.
Such person shall
be liable to pay a
minimum penalty
of fifty thousand
rupees.
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19 Where any person fails to
declare, conceals any of
business bank accounts or
gives misleading declaration or
fails to intimate any change in
business bank acc ount within
fourteen days of such change.
Such person shall
be liable to pay a
penalty which
may range from
one hundred
thousand rupees
to five hundred
thousand rupees.
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20 Where any person either
avoids, defies, fails to comply
with electronic invoicing system
or issues invoices bypassing
the electronic invoicing system.
Such person shall
be liable to pay a
penalty of up to
one hundred
thousand rupees,
but not less than
59A”
twenty five
thousand rupees.
In case of th ree
consecutive
defaults, the
business
premises of such
person may
further be liable to
sealing for a
period which may
extend to one
month.
(5) In section 59B, after sub section (2), the following new subsection (2A)
shall be inserted:
“(2A) The Authority may, in the prescribed manner, devise, implement
and declare mandatory an electronic invoicing system for issuance of
tax invoices by a registered person or a class of reg istered persons or
a service or a class of services.”.
(6) In section 60, in sub section (1), for clause (d), the following shall be
substituted:
“(d) Other officers of the Authority : Such cases or class of cases as
may be prescribed by the Authority.”.
(7) In section 66, for subsection (1), the following shall be substituted:
“(1) Any person including an officer of the Authority not below the rank
of an Additional Commissioner, aggrieved by any order passed by the:
(a) Commissioner (Appeals) under subsection (4) of section
64 or section 65;
(b) Commissioner through adjud ication under section 60 or
61; or
(c) Authority under section 62,
may, within thirty days of the receipt of such decision or
order, prefer an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal.”.
(8) In section 70, in subsection (1), in clause (c), after the words “bank
accounts” the words “and recover the amount payable or recover such
amount without attachment” shall be inserted.
(9) In Second Schedule:
(a) at S.No.15, in columns 1 to 4, the following shall be
substituted:
“15 (i) Services provided by
property developers, builders
and promoters (including their
allied services).
Excluding:
Actual purchase value or
9807.0000
and
respective
sub-
headings
of heading
(i) Eight percent
without input tax
adjustment or
sixteen percent
with input tax
adjustment; and
documented cost of land.
(ii) Affordable housing
services provided under
Government sponsored
housing programs.
98.14 (ii) Five percent
without input tax
adjustment or
sixteen percent
with input tax
adjustment;
(b) at S.No.34, in column 2, for the words “and interior decorators”,
the words “ interior decorators and interior designers ” shall be
substituted;
(c) at S.No.43, in column 2, after the words “games”, the following
expression shall be inserted:
“,amusement parks, arcades and other recreation facilities,”;
(d) at S.No.54, in columns 1 to 4, the following shall be substituted:
“54 Facilities for travel originating from
Punjab by Air for domestic and
international travel.
EXCLUDING:
Air travel services provided to Hajj or
Umrah passengers, diplomats and
supernumerary crew.
9803.1000
9803.1100
Five perce nt
without input
tax adjustment”
and
(e) after S. No. 6 3, in columns 1 to 4, the following new entries 6 4,
65, 66, 67 and 68 shall be inserted:
64 Dress designing and stitching
services.
Respective
headings
Sixteen
percent
65 Rental of bulldozers, excavators,
cranes, construction equipment,
Scaffolding, framework and
shuttering, generators, storage
containers, Refrigerator, shelf or
rack renting, etc
Respective
headings
Sixteen
percent
66 Services in respect of treatment of
textile, leather but not limited to
Dyeing services, Edging and cutting,
cloth treating, water proofing,
Embroidery, Engraving, Fabric
bleaching, Knitting, Leather staining,
Leather working, Pre-shrinking,
Colour separation services , pattern
printing and shoe making services.
Respective
headings
Sixteen
percent
67 Apartment house management, real
estate management and services of
rent collection.
Respective
headings
Sixteen
percent
68 (i) Medical consultation/ visit fee 9815.1000 Five percent
7. Amendment in section 4 in Act XVII of 2014 .– In the Punjab Finance Act
2014 (XVII of 2014), in section 4, clause (b) shall be omitted.
8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016 .– In the Punjab Finance Act
2016 (XXXV of 2016), section 10 shall be omitted.
9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018 .– In the Punjab Finance Act
2018 (XXX of 2018), section 6 shall be omitted.
10. TAX ON PROPERTIES OTHER THAN AGRICULTURAL LAND ABUTTING
TO NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS AND WITHIN THE AREA OF MOTOR
WAYS OUTSIDE THE RATING AREAS IN PUNJAB .- (1) There shall be charged,
levied, assessed and paid a tax at the rate of five percent of the Ann ual Taxable
Value of all categories of properties other than agricultural land, outside limits of the
rating area, abutting to national or provincial highway or part thereof or within the
area of motorways, in such limits and lengths, as may be notified by the
Government.
(2) The tax under this section shall be due from the owner or the occupant,
jointly and severally to be charged, levied, assessed and paid in addition to any other
tax charged and collected under any other law for the time being in force a nd shall
be the first charge upon the property unit.
(3) The tax under this section shall not be leviable in respect of the
buildings and lands:
(i) Annual Taxable Value of which does not exceed rupees five
hundred thousand belonging to a widow, a divorcee, a disabled
person, a minor orphan or a female unmarried orphan upt o the
age of twenty five years;
(ii) owned by Federal or Provincial Government; or
(iii) exclusively used by public for worship.
(4) The tax, including surcharge, payable under this sectio n, shall be
administrated and regulated under the provisions of the Punjab Urban Immovable
Property Tax Act, 1958 (V of 1958).
(5) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, the Government
may, by notification in the official Gazette, exempt any property unit or persons, or
classes thereof, from the whole or any part of the tax chargeable under this section,
subject to such conditions and limitations as may be specified by the Government.
Explanation: A word or term used but not defined in this A ct shall have the
same meanings as defined in the Punjab Urban Immovable Property Tax Act, 1958
(V of 1958).
exceeding Rs.1,500 per
consultation/ visit of doctors, medical
practitioners and medical specialists.
(ii) Bed / room charges of hospitals
exceeding Rs.6,000/ - per day per
bed / room
and other
Respective
headings.
without input
tax
adjustment”.
11. Definitions.- In this Act:
(a) “Annual Taxable Value” means the value of a distinct property unit
excluding the value of any machinery etc. thereof, which shall be the
basis of determination of tax assessed, levied and recovered under
section 10 of this Act;
(b) “buildings and lands” in relation to the ta x under section 10 of this Act
includes a parcel or portion thereof having distinct boundaries intended
for specific purpose including residential, commercial or industrial use;
(c) “Government” means Government of the Punjab;
(d) “motorways” means the multiple-lane, high speed, limited access or
controlled access highways in Punjab which are owned, mai ntained and
operated as such by the National Highway Authority;
(e) “national highways” means the highways in the Punjab which are owned,
maintained and operated as such by the National Highway Authority;
(f) “owner” includes a mortgagee with possession, a lessee in perpetuity, a
trustee having possession of a trust property and a person to whom an
evacuee property has been transferred provisionally or permanently;
(g) “prescribed” means prescribed by the rules made under this Act;
(h) “provincial highways” means the highways, including but not limited to in
Punjab which are owned, maintained and operated by the province of the
Punjab; and
(i) “rating area” means urban area where p roperty tax is levied under the
Punjab Urban Immovable Property Tax Act, 1958 (V of 1958).
12. Power to make rules .- The Government may make rules for carrying out the
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1. Short title, extent and commencement. 2. Amendments in Act II of 1899. 3. Amendment in Act V of 1958. 4. Amendment in Act XV of 1977. SECOND SCHEDULE (See section 3) 5. Amendments in Act I of 1997. 6. Amendments in Act XLII of 2012. 7. Amendment in section 4 in Act XVII of 2014. 8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016. 9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018. 10. TAX O
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V of 1958. 4. Amendment in Act XV of 1977. SECOND SCHEDULE (See section 3) 5. Amendments in Act I of 1997. 6. Amendments in Act XLII of 2012. 7. Amendment in section 4 in Act XVII of 2014. 8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016. 9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018. 10. TAX ON PROPERTIES OTHER THAN AGRICULTURAL LAND ABUTTING TO NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS AND WITHIN
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ECOND SCHEDULE (See section 3) 5. Amendments in Act I of 1997. 6. Amendments in Act XLII of 2012. 7. Amendment in section 4 in Act XVII of 2014. 8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016. 9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018. 10. TAX ON PROPERTIES OTHER THAN AGRICULTURAL LAND ABUTTING TO NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS AND WITHIN THE AREA OF MOTOR WAYS OUTSIDE THE RATING AREAS I
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in Act I of 1997. 6. Amendments in Act XLII of 2012. 7. Amendment in section 4 in Act XVII of 2014. 8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016. 9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018. 10. TAX ON PROPERTIES OTHER THAN AGRICULTURAL LAND ABUTTING TO NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS AND WITHIN THE AREA OF MOTOR WAYS OUTSIDE THE RATING AREAS IN PUNJAB. 11. Definitions. 12. Power to ma
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nd”, the word s “five hundred thousand” shall be substituted. 3. Amendment in Act V of 1958.- In the Punjab Urban Immovable Property Tax Act, 1958 (V of 1958), in section 4, for clause (g), the following shall be substituted: “(g) buildings and lands belonging to a widow, divorcee, a disabled person or a minor orphan, annual value of which does not exceed rupees two hundred and forty three th
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Governor of the Punjab on 28 June 2019; and, was published in the Punjab Gazette (Extraordinary), dated: 28 June 2019, pp.4105-4114. SECOND SCHEDULE (See section 3) Sr.No. Class of persons Rate of tax per annum(rupees) 1. Companies registered under the Companies Act, 2017 or under the relevant law for the time being in force, with paid up capital i) Up to rupees 5 million 1
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f 1997 .- In the Punjab Agricultural Income Tax Act , 1997 (I of 1997): (1) for the FIRST SCHEDULE, the following shall be substituted: “THE FIRST SCHEDULE [see section 3 (1)] (1) Slab of total cultivated land, computed Rate of tax per acre as irrigated land, by treating one acre of irrigated land as equal to two acre of unirrigated land, excluding mature orchards. Rate of tax per acre
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(i) Irrigated Rs. 600/- (ii) Unirrigated Rs. 300/-”. (2) for the SECOND SCHEDULE, the following shall be substituted: “THE SECOND SCHEDULE [see section 3 (3)] RATES OF TAX ON TOTAL AGRICULTURAL INCOME The rate of tax on total agricultural income shall be as under: (1) Where the total income does not exceed Rs.400,000/- 0% (2) Where the total income exceeds Rs.400,000/-
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000/- plus 15% of the amount exceeding Rs.48,00,000/-“. 6. Amendments in Act XLII of 2012.– In the Punjab Sales Tax on Services Act 2012 (XLII of 2012): (1) In section 14 , in subsection (2), after the full stop, the following explanation shall be added: “Explanation: The word “charged” used in this sub section means and includes the ta x liable to be charged under this Act or the rules ma
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“Explanation: The word “charged” used in this sub section means and includes the ta x liable to be charged under this Act or the rules made thereunder.”. (2) In section 16B, in subsection (1): (a) in clauses (g) and (h), for the word “sixteen”, the word “fifteen” shall be substituted; and (b) for clause (n), the following shall be substituted: “(n) goods and services not related to the taxa
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), the following shall be substituted: “(n) goods and services not related to the taxable supplies made or services rendered by the registered person;”. (3) After section 24, the following new section 24A shall be inserted: “24A. Determination of minimum tax liability .– Notwithstanding anything contained in section 24, where a registered person fails to file a return, an officer of the Authori
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tituted: “(n) goods and services not related to the taxable supplies made or services rendered by the registered person;”. (3) After section 24, the following new section 24A shall be inserted: “24A. Determination of minimum tax liability .– Notwithstanding anything contained in section 24, where a registered person fails to file a return, an officer of the Authority, shall, subject to such cond
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son;”. (3) After section 24, the following new section 24A shall be inserted: “24A. Determination of minimum tax liability .– Notwithstanding anything contained in section 24, where a registered person fails to file a return, an officer of the Authority, shall, subject to such conditions as specified by the Authority, determine the minimum tax liability of the registered person.”. (4) In
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cer of the Authority, shall, subject to such conditions as specified by the Authority, determine the minimum tax liability of the registered person.”. (4) In section 48, in subsection (2), in the TABLE: (a) in entry number 2, in column 3, after the word “provided”, the word “further” shall be inserted; and (b) in entry number 9, in column 2, for the words “in connection with recovery o
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ree consecutive defaults, the business premises of such person may further be liable to sealing for a period which may extend to one month. (5) In section 59B, after sub section (2), the following new subsection (2A) shall be inserted: “(2A) The Authority may, in the prescribed manner, devise, implement and declare mandatory an electronic invoicing system for issuance of tax in
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an electronic invoicing system for issuance of tax invoices by a registered person or a class of reg istered persons or a service or a class of services.”. (6) In section 60, in sub section (1), for clause (d), the following shall be substituted: “(d) Other officers of the Authority : Such cases or class of cases as may be prescribed by the Authority.”. (7) In section 66, for subsection (
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(d), the following shall be substituted: “(d) Other officers of the Authority : Such cases or class of cases as may be prescribed by the Authority.”. (7) In section 66, for subsection (1), the following shall be substituted: “(1) Any person including an officer of the Authority not below the rank of an Additional Commissioner, aggrieved by any order passed by the: (a) Commissioner (Appe
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officer of the Authority not below the rank of an Additional Commissioner, aggrieved by any order passed by the: (a) Commissioner (Appeals) under subsection (4) of section 64 or section 65; (b) Commissioner through adjud ication under section 60 or 61; or (c) Authority under section 62, may, within thirty days of the receipt of such decision or order, prefer an appeal to the Appellate
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uthority not below the rank of an Additional Commissioner, aggrieved by any order passed by the: (a) Commissioner (Appeals) under subsection (4) of section 64 or section 65; (b) Commissioner through adjud ication under section 60 or 61; or (c) Authority under section 62, may, within thirty days of the receipt of such decision or order, prefer an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal.”.
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aggrieved by any order passed by the: (a) Commissioner (Appeals) under subsection (4) of section 64 or section 65; (b) Commissioner through adjud ication under section 60 or 61; or (c) Authority under section 62, may, within thirty days of the receipt of such decision or order, prefer an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal.”. (8) In section 70, in subsection (1), in clause (c), after th
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ommissioner (Appeals) under subsection (4) of section 64 or section 65; (b) Commissioner through adjud ication under section 60 or 61; or (c) Authority under section 62, may, within thirty days of the receipt of such decision or order, prefer an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal.”. (8) In section 70, in subsection (1), in clause (c), after the words “bank accounts” the words “and recove
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61; or (c) Authority under section 62, may, within thirty days of the receipt of such decision or order, prefer an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal.”. (8) In section 70, in subsection (1), in clause (c), after the words “bank accounts” the words “and recover the amount payable or recover such amount without attachment” shall be inserted. (9) In Second Schedule: (a) at S.No.15, in colu
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and services of rent collection. Respective headings Sixteen percent 68 (i) Medical consultation/ visit fee 9815.1000 Five percent 7. Amendment in section 4 in Act XVII of 2014 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2014 (XVII of 2014), in section 4, clause (b) shall be omitted. 8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2016 (XXXV of 2016), section 10 sha
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i) Medical consultation/ visit fee 9815.1000 Five percent 7. Amendment in section 4 in Act XVII of 2014 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2014 (XVII of 2014), in section 4, clause (b) shall be omitted. 8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2016 (XXXV of 2016), section 10 shall be omitted. 9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018 .– In the Punjab Financ
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7. Amendment in section 4 in Act XVII of 2014 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2014 (XVII of 2014), in section 4, clause (b) shall be omitted. 8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2016 (XXXV of 2016), section 10 shall be omitted. 9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2018 (XXX of 2018), section 6 shall be omitted.
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Act 2014 (XVII of 2014), in section 4, clause (b) shall be omitted. 8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2016 (XXXV of 2016), section 10 shall be omitted. 9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2018 (XXX of 2018), section 6 shall be omitted. 10. TAX ON PROPERTIES OTHER THAN AGRICULTURAL LAND ABUTTING TO NATIONAL / PROVINC
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e (b) shall be omitted. 8. Omission of section 10 in Act XXXV of 2016 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2016 (XXXV of 2016), section 10 shall be omitted. 9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2018 (XXX of 2018), section 6 shall be omitted. 10. TAX ON PROPERTIES OTHER THAN AGRICULTURAL LAND ABUTTING TO NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS AND WITHIN THE AREA OF MOTOR W
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Punjab Finance Act 2016 (XXXV of 2016), section 10 shall be omitted. 9. Omission of section 6 in Act XXXV of 2018 .– In the Punjab Finance Act 2018 (XXX of 2018), section 6 shall be omitted. 10. TAX ON PROPERTIES OTHER THAN AGRICULTURAL LAND ABUTTING TO NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS AND WITHIN THE AREA OF MOTOR WAYS OUTSIDE THE RATING AREAS IN PUNJAB .- (1) There shall be charged, levied, a
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a distinct property unit excluding the value of any machinery etc. thereof, which shall be the basis of determination of tax assessed, levied and recovered under section 10 of this Act; (b) “buildings and lands” in relation to the ta x under section 10 of this Act includes a parcel or portion thereof having distinct boundaries intended for specific purpose including residential, commercial o
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ch shall be the basis of determination of tax assessed, levied and recovered under section 10 of this Act; (b) “buildings and lands” in relation to the ta x under section 10 of this Act includes a parcel or portion thereof having distinct boundaries intended for specific purpose including residential, commercial or industrial use; (c) “Government” means Government of the Punjab; (d) “motorw
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