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Posted 03 July 2010 - 06:54 AM
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QUOTE (salmanakbar @ Jul 2 2010, 06:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
mamuuuuuuu muft mashwara mang raha hoon...meharbani farmayain....
Foreign remittance ko kis taran white declare kartay hain ?
for example i recieved 1 million in januray ab kia karoun ? saray stock mein laga diye hain ...... kis taran show karoun k ye foreign paisa hai takkay fbr waloun ki tasalli ho jaye....
Foreign remittance ko kis taran white declare kartay hain ?
for example i recieved 1 million in januray ab kia karoun ? saray stock mein laga diye hain ...... kis taran show karoun k ye foreign paisa hai takkay fbr waloun ki tasalli ho jaye....
QUOTE (zoheb @ Jul 2 2010, 11:53 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ask your bank to give u a PRC against that remittance. U shd have already taken it from bank in feb. But anyhow u shd ask them and show that PRC in ur tax returns and hence that money wld be considered white...
QUOTE (AAB SAIFY @ Jul 3 2010, 01:11 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Salman bhai ,
did they ask you source of million ,
i think we as small investors nothing to show source of funds as i read some where ,
Aa bel mujhar mar wala kaam na karna ,
dont do any thing till they ask you ,
Yeh na ho keh sary amount ko black money ka label laga dain,
Thats my advice you can check with IT LAWYER ,
did they ask you source of million ,
i think we as small investors nothing to show source of funds as i read some where ,
Aa bel mujhar mar wala kaam na karna ,
dont do any thing till they ask you ,
Yeh na ho keh sary amount ko black money ka label laga dain,
Thats my advice you can check with IT LAWYER ,
QUOTE (salmanakbar @ Jul 3 2010, 01:38 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
aap ka pehlay wala mashwara mujhay zaida pasand aya PAISA PAISA HOTA HAI KALA HO YA SAFEED .....lol..... 
Actually its not just 1 million its more money over a period of time....so i just wanted to know the procedure....and the money which is transferred to my account is a local clearance and the bank says we cant help you....
we talked with the agent , he says we simply transfer to pakistan as we have direct contract with GOP so first it goes to national bank and then they locally clear it from karachi to an account in pakistan....
i do have the original reciept issued from the agent and it is mentioned on it the account number name and the amount trasnsfered .....
now i need a lawyer to tell me what to do......
And yes i like the advice ..... aisa na ho AA BAIL MUJHAY MAAR .....
Chup hi rehtay hain....dekhi jaye gi....
Actually its not just 1 million its more money over a period of time....so i just wanted to know the procedure....and the money which is transferred to my account is a local clearance and the bank says we cant help you....
we talked with the agent , he says we simply transfer to pakistan as we have direct contract with GOP so first it goes to national bank and then they locally clear it from karachi to an account in pakistan....
i do have the original reciept issued from the agent and it is mentioned on it the account number name and the amount trasnsfered .....
now i need a lawyer to tell me what to do......
And yes i like the advice ..... aisa na ho AA BAIL MUJHAY MAAR .....
Chup hi rehtay hain....dekhi jaye gi....
QUOTE (saqib_Riz @ Jul 3 2010, 03:45 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
If it has come directly into your bank then ask your bank to give you "Proceed Realization Certificate" PRC on your remitances becoz when any remittance come through bank, Banks immediately report to SBP about that. Therefore SBP has record of all transactions which came outside the country, U need ur proof of PRC which u will show to FBR.
QUOTE (Karoon @ Jul 3 2010, 06:31 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
In my view it is not enough that we have a proof that money came from abroad....assessee has to show a close blood relation (son/father/mother/brother etc) with the sender.
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Posted 03 July 2010 - 02:00 PM
Funds transfer against cash: banks to deduct 0.3 percent withholding tax: FBR
ISLAMABAD (July 03 2010): The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has informed the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) that the banks would deduct 0.3 percent withholding tax on transfers of funds made against cash including online transfer, telegraphic transfer, mail transfer and any other mode of electronic transfer.
In this regard, the FBR has issued a clarification on 'Advance Tax on Transactions in Bank (Section 231AA)' to the SBP and Pakistan Banking Council, Karachi here on Friday.
According to the FBR letter issued to the SBP, through Finance Act 2010, new section 231AA has been introduced in the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001. Under this section every banking company; non-banking financial institution; exchange company or authorised dealer of foreign exchange is required to deduct adjustable advance tax at the rate of 0.3 percent on sale of any instrument against cash including Demand Draft; Pay order; CDR; SDR; STDR; RTC or any other instrument of bearer nature.
Such tax is also deductible on transfers if made against cash including online transfer; telegraphic transfer; mail transfer and any other mode of electronic transfer, the FBR said. This tax shall also be charged on payment if made in cash on cancellation of any of the instruments referred above. This tax shall only be charged where total amount of payments for transactions referred to above exceeds Rs 25,000 in a day.
The FBR has observed this tax shall not be deductible on payment made through a crossed cheque for purchase of any of the financial instrument as referred above and interbank and intra-bank transfers. This tax shall not be applicable on transactions made by the federal or a provincial government; a foreign diplomat or a diplomatic mission in Pakistan and a person who produces a certificate from the Commissioner that his income during the tax year is exempted.
The tax so deducted shall be paid according to the law, to the credit of the person purchasing any of the above mentioned instruments against cash and to the credit of the person receiving cash on cancellation of any of the instrument referred above. Tax deducted under this section shall be adjustable, the FBR letter added.
When contacted a tax expert explained that the benefit of withholding tax collected on banking transactions shall be availed by the person, who is making the purchase of the said instrument by payment of cash and the person who is receiving cash at the time of cancellation of such banking instrument.
ISLAMABAD (July 03 2010): The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has informed the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) that the banks would deduct 0.3 percent withholding tax on transfers of funds made against cash including online transfer, telegraphic transfer, mail transfer and any other mode of electronic transfer.
In this regard, the FBR has issued a clarification on 'Advance Tax on Transactions in Bank (Section 231AA)' to the SBP and Pakistan Banking Council, Karachi here on Friday.
According to the FBR letter issued to the SBP, through Finance Act 2010, new section 231AA has been introduced in the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001. Under this section every banking company; non-banking financial institution; exchange company or authorised dealer of foreign exchange is required to deduct adjustable advance tax at the rate of 0.3 percent on sale of any instrument against cash including Demand Draft; Pay order; CDR; SDR; STDR; RTC or any other instrument of bearer nature.
Such tax is also deductible on transfers if made against cash including online transfer; telegraphic transfer; mail transfer and any other mode of electronic transfer, the FBR said. This tax shall also be charged on payment if made in cash on cancellation of any of the instruments referred above. This tax shall only be charged where total amount of payments for transactions referred to above exceeds Rs 25,000 in a day.
The FBR has observed this tax shall not be deductible on payment made through a crossed cheque for purchase of any of the financial instrument as referred above and interbank and intra-bank transfers. This tax shall not be applicable on transactions made by the federal or a provincial government; a foreign diplomat or a diplomatic mission in Pakistan and a person who produces a certificate from the Commissioner that his income during the tax year is exempted.
The tax so deducted shall be paid according to the law, to the credit of the person purchasing any of the above mentioned instruments against cash and to the credit of the person receiving cash on cancellation of any of the instrument referred above. Tax deducted under this section shall be adjustable, the FBR letter added.
When contacted a tax expert explained that the benefit of withholding tax collected on banking transactions shall be availed by the person, who is making the purchase of the said instrument by payment of cash and the person who is receiving cash at the time of cancellation of such banking instrument.
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Posted 03 July 2010 - 02:16 PM
QUOTE (MJI @ Jul 3 2010, 02:00 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Funds transfer against cash: banks to deduct 0.3 percent withholding tax: FBR
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Such tax is also deductible on transfers if made against cash including online transfer; telegraphic transfer; mail transfer and any other mode of electronic transfer, the FBR said. This tax shall also be charged on payment if made in cash on cancellation of any of the instruments referred above. This tax shall only be charged where total amount of payments for transactions referred to above exceeds Rs 25,000 in a day.
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Such tax is also deductible on transfers if made against cash including online transfer; telegraphic transfer; mail transfer and any other mode of electronic transfer, the FBR said. This tax shall also be charged on payment if made in cash on cancellation of any of the instruments referred above. This tax shall only be charged where total amount of payments for transactions referred to above exceeds Rs 25,000 in a day.
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It means that KASB will also deduct 0.3% on cash transfer from KASB bank account to the client's trading account. ( Ref: AAB Saify bro said that this cash transfer at KASB will be tax free...I think KASB can not carry out this practice legally....I do not have account at KASB, Saify bhai can explain the situation)
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Posted 03 July 2010 - 02:21 PM
QUOTE (MJI @ Jul 3 2010, 02:00 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Funds transfer against cash: banks to deduct 0.3 percent withholding tax: FBR
ISLAMABAD (July 03 2010): The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has informed the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) that the banks would deduct 0.3 percent withholding tax on transfers of funds made against cash including online transfer, telegraphic transfer, mail transfer and any other mode of electronic transfer.
In this regard, the FBR has issued a clarification on 'Advance Tax on Transactions in Bank (Section 231AA)' to the SBP and Pakistan Banking Council, Karachi here on Friday.
According to the FBR letter issued to the SBP, through Finance Act 2010, new section 231AA has been introduced in the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001. Under this section every banking company; non-banking financial institution; exchange company or authorised dealer of foreign exchange is required to deduct adjustable advance tax at the rate of 0.3 percent on sale of any instrument against cash including Demand Draft; Pay order; CDR; SDR; STDR; RTC or any other instrument of bearer nature.
Such tax is also deductible on transfers if made against cash including online transfer; telegraphic transfer; mail transfer and any other mode of electronic transfer, the FBR said. This tax shall also be charged on payment if made in cash on cancellation of any of the instruments referred above. This tax shall only be charged where total amount of payments for transactions referred to above exceeds Rs 25,000 in a day.
The FBR has observed this tax shall not be deductible on payment made through a crossed cheque for purchase of any of the financial instrument as referred above and interbank and intra-bank transfers. This tax shall not be applicable on transactions made by the federal or a provincial government; a foreign diplomat or a diplomatic mission in Pakistan and a person who produces a certificate from the Commissioner that his income during the tax year is exempted.
The tax so deducted shall be paid according to the law, to the credit of the person purchasing any of the above mentioned instruments against cash and to the credit of the person receiving cash on cancellation of any of the instrument referred above. Tax deducted under this section shall be adjustable, the FBR letter added.
When contacted a tax expert explained that the benefit of withholding tax collected on banking transactions shall be availed by the person, who is making the purchase of the said instrument by payment of cash and the person who is receiving cash at the time of cancellation of such banking instrument.
ISLAMABAD (July 03 2010): The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has informed the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) that the banks would deduct 0.3 percent withholding tax on transfers of funds made against cash including online transfer, telegraphic transfer, mail transfer and any other mode of electronic transfer.
In this regard, the FBR has issued a clarification on 'Advance Tax on Transactions in Bank (Section 231AA)' to the SBP and Pakistan Banking Council, Karachi here on Friday.
According to the FBR letter issued to the SBP, through Finance Act 2010, new section 231AA has been introduced in the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001. Under this section every banking company; non-banking financial institution; exchange company or authorised dealer of foreign exchange is required to deduct adjustable advance tax at the rate of 0.3 percent on sale of any instrument against cash including Demand Draft; Pay order; CDR; SDR; STDR; RTC or any other instrument of bearer nature.
Such tax is also deductible on transfers if made against cash including online transfer; telegraphic transfer; mail transfer and any other mode of electronic transfer, the FBR said. This tax shall also be charged on payment if made in cash on cancellation of any of the instruments referred above. This tax shall only be charged where total amount of payments for transactions referred to above exceeds Rs 25,000 in a day.
The FBR has observed this tax shall not be deductible on payment made through a crossed cheque for purchase of any of the financial instrument as referred above and interbank and intra-bank transfers. This tax shall not be applicable on transactions made by the federal or a provincial government; a foreign diplomat or a diplomatic mission in Pakistan and a person who produces a certificate from the Commissioner that his income during the tax year is exempted.
The tax so deducted shall be paid according to the law, to the credit of the person purchasing any of the above mentioned instruments against cash and to the credit of the person receiving cash on cancellation of any of the instrument referred above. Tax deducted under this section shall be adjustable, the FBR letter added.
When contacted a tax expert explained that the benefit of withholding tax collected on banking transactions shall be availed by the person, who is making the purchase of the said instrument by payment of cash and the person who is receiving cash at the time of cancellation of such banking instrument.
Is sary story say jo muj samaj aya woh yeh hai keh ,
jo banda cash le ja k pay order / ya demand draft ya online karwaye ga is say tax liya jaye ga,
Magar jo apnay accnunt s tranfer karwaye ga is p tax nahi
Thats what i understood,
Tu baat yeh hai keh a/c holders bano ya phir kisi relative ya friend k a/c s tranfer karwa lo .
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Posted 03 July 2010 - 02:46 PM
QUOTE (Karoon @ Jul 3 2010, 02:16 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
It means that KASB will also deduct 0.3% on cash transfer from KASB bank account to the client's trading account. ( Ref: AB Safy bro said that this cash transfer at KASB will be tax free...I think KASB can not carry out this practice legally....I do not have account at KASB, Safy bhai can explain the situation)
lo kar lo baat , main nay is rumor ki waja s kasb bank &kasbdirect main a/c open karaya ke ghar s he transfer kar liya karain ga or tax bhi nai payorder/dd clearance
ka intazar na karna paray as kasbdirect manager words with in few min your funds in your a/c 4 trading with any charge ,
karoon bhai yeh baat kasb walon s thursday ko howi thi jis k baad main nay form forward kar deyay.
baqi yeh pakistan hai mere jaan ,
Her pal nai khaber naya tax naya dhamaka ,
Main Pakistani Awam ko slout karta ho keh woh her hal main khush o khurum hain aur zindagi ka paya chala rahay hai
Aik aur baat ap ghor s parhain lafz cash s po/dd/online pa tax ho ga , which means a/c p naì but still banker ko bhi pata nai
main tu kehta ho fbr walon ko bhi pata nai kia ho ga kaisay ho ga
MY VIEWS ARE BASED ON MY CALCULATIONS OF SCRIPTS CHART I CALLED IT CHARTS ECG READING KNOWN AS TECHNICALS ,NO ONE CAN PREDICT 100% TREND MOVEMENT,
MIGHT HIT ON SPOT AND MIGHT NOT , MY VIEWS ARE JUST FOR SHARING ,
NOR BUY OR SELL CALLS..................TRADE CARE FULLY AVOID BADLA,
THANKS FOR READING MY VIEWS. *** AAB SAIFY ***
"Losers are people who are AFRAID OF LOSING" ( ROBERT KIYOSAKI )
MIGHT HIT ON SPOT AND MIGHT NOT , MY VIEWS ARE JUST FOR SHARING ,
NOR BUY OR SELL CALLS..................TRADE CARE FULLY AVOID BADLA,
THANKS FOR READING MY VIEWS. *** AAB SAIFY ***
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