A delegation from the Sialkot Chamber of Commerce and Industry met with the Chairman of the Punjab Revenue Authority on 28 October. The talks occurred at the Punjab Revenue Authority headquarters.
Participants discussed the Punjab Sales Tax on Services laws, payment mechanisms, and specific hurdles encountered by the business sector. The group explored ways to increase awareness regarding tax regulations and payment protocols among local companies.
Officials sought to create a more transparent, business-friendly tax system while strengthening coordination to resolve trade-related concerns. Sipra emphasised that building mutual trust with the business community is a priority for implementing a digital tax system and ensuring transparency.
The Chairman noted that the Punjab government prioritises promoting a tax culture, facilitating businesses, and ensuring system transparency. Sipra added that effective cooperation between government institutions and trade organisations is vital to resolve business issues and ensure legal compliance.
Both parties agreed to work together to register unregistered businesses and broaden the tax net immediately. The Sialkot Chamber leadership invited Sipra to visit their headquarters.
