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Sindh Revenue Board Launches Lucky Draw for Restaurant Bill Verifiers

Learn how to participate in Sindh's 'Your Tax, Your Reward' scheme and win cars or other valuable prizes by verifying POS invoices from restaurants.

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Sindh Revenue Board Launches Lucky Draw for Restaurant Bill Verifiers
Consumers scanning QR codes on restaurant receipts to enter a lucky draw for prizes.

Key Takeaways

  • The Sindh Revenue Board (SRB) has expanded its 'Your Tax, Your Reward' scheme to include car prizes.
  • Consumers can win 1600cc and 1300cc cars in the lucky draw by verifying SRB POS invoices.
  • Verification process involves scanning QR codes on receipts or using eSRB mobile app.

The Sindh Revenue Board (SRB) has introduced an expanded version of its 'Your Tax, Your Reward' scheme this month, offering consumers the chance to win significant prizes by verifying SRB Point of Sale (POS) invoices from restaurants and other integrated businesses.

Under the new scheme, participants can win a first prize of a 1600cc car or a second prize of a 1300cc car. Other prizes include 70cc motorcycles, refrigerators, smart TVs, mobile phones, smart watches, tablets, and cash rewards.

SRB has urged citizens to demand official POS invoices after using services from restaurants or other integrated businesses and verify them through the designated system to enter the prize draw.

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To participate in the lucky draw, consumers can either open the eSRB mobile application or visit the SRB website. They need to select the verification option and enter the SRB POS invoice number or scan the QR code printed on the receipt.

The fourth lucky draw of the scheme is scheduled for this month, where verified invoices will be included in prize selection. The initiative aims to encourage consumers to request official tax invoices, improve documentation of transactions, and promote tax compliance across Sindh.

SRB spokesperson stated that the scheme not only benefits consumers but also enhances transparency and accountability in the business sector by ensuring proper record-keeping and tax payment.

The SRB has emphasized the importance of verifying invoices as it helps in identifying fraudulent activities and ensures fair competition among businesses. The lucky draw is a way to incentivize good practices among both consumers and service providers.

Participants are advised to keep their receipts safe and verify them promptly to increase their chances of winning one of the exciting prizes on offer.