Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1. In view of the forgoing, the taxpayer was required to reconcile the position in terms of Rule 44(4) vide
notice No. Unit-06 dated. 17.12.2018 issued for due date of 01.01.2019.
2. Due date, no body attended nor any application for adjournment received.
3. Reminder notice issued for 12.02.2019. On due date AR of the tax payer attended the office and
request for adjournment case adjourned for 28.02.2019.
4. On due date nobody attended nor any application for adjournment received. A show cause notice
under section 161(1A) issued for 28.03.2019.
5. On due date, no body attended nor any application for adjournment received case refix for
21.05.2019.
6. On due date A R of the tax payer attended the office and submit the detail of Local Purchases along
with electricity bills with proof of paid tax @ Rs. 1/- on per unit of their electricity consumption, salaries &
Wages, Power & Generator , Repair & maintenance, Miscellaneous, Traveling & Conveyance ,Rent, Markup &
Bank Charges Printing Stationery, Postage & Telephone, Legal & Professional charges, Freight Outward,
Entertainment for the tax year 2018.
a. The proceedings under section 161/205 of the Ordinance are concluded as detailed below under
various heads:
The taxpayer contended that tax was proper deducted where applicable. He further contended that payments
made to lower staff did not attract the provisions of section 149 of the Tax Ordinance, 2001 being BTL
payments. In support of contention, the taxpayer furnished copies of salary/wages register and monthly salary
sheets along with certificate of social security and EOBI. In the light of documentary evidence furnished by the
taxpayer are not fully acceptable an amount of Rs.180,326/- is found as default amount and withholding tax
is charged at Rs, 9,016/-
OTHERS DIRECT EXPENSES OF RS.1,979,539/-
The details submitted by the taxpayer have been examined and found that the taxpayer has claimed the said
head as taxable & below taxable limit. To prove his contention the tax payer has provided the copies of ledger
accounts. However, upon examination it transpired that the taxpayer did not deduct tax on payments made
under this head to the tune of Rs.325,539/- therefore, the same are to be taxed at Rs. 26,043/-.
number, no of days salary paid, computerized National Identity card number (CNIC).Salary sheets also include
thumb impression, signature and revenue stamp against each payment made under the head of daily wages
and labor. From the submitted record it is observed that most of the salaries were below the taxable limit and
does not attract the provisions of section 149 of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001. Therefore contentions of
the taxpayer accepted Hence, no default of withholding tax is established.
TRAVELLING/ CONVEYANCE EXPENSES OF Rs. 215,600/-
The detail submitted by the taxpayer has been examined and found that the taxpayer has claimed that proper
tax was deducted and deposited in Government account where applicable. Regarding balance purchase AR of
the taxpayer contended that all purchases were made below the thresh old limit of withholding tax. To prove
his contention, the tax payer has provided the copies of ledger accounts which have been examined. Hence,
no default on account of withholding provisions is established.
The detail submitted by the taxpayer has been examined and found that the taxpayer has claimed the said
head as below taxable limit. However, perusal of detail reveals that the taxpayer failed to deduct the tax on
payment of Rs. 117,700/- therefore, the same is charged to tax at Rs. 9,416/-
Perusal of FBR online database and record shows that substantial tax refund is due to the taxpayer. As the
available amount of refund exceeds the recoverable amount of demand under section 161 of the Income Tax
Ordinance, 2001 for tax year 2018, default surcharge under section 205 of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 is
not liable in the instant case, in view of the reported judgment 2001 (84) Tax 162 (Trib.). Therefore, the
taxpayer is liable to pay tax of Rs. 49,475/- under sections 161 of the Ordinance as computed and discussed
above.
Hence, total default u/s 161 of the Ordinance is established at RS. 49,475/- The taxpayer is held liable to pay
the above worked out tax of Rs. 49,475/-on account of failure to deduct tax under section 161(1)(a) by way of
this order.
This order contains pages and each page carries my signatures and official seal.
Issue copy of this order along with the demand notice to the taxpayer.
Default Surcharge
Description Code Amount
Default surcharge for failure to collect / deduct tax at
924051 0.00 0.00 49,475.00
source (on Taxpayer's version)