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Man jailed for 5 years over illegally obtaining ST invoices

byCT Report
30/12/2016
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KARACHI: An accountability court has awarded five-year imprisonment to a businessman for illegally obtaining sales tax invoices.

According to NAB spokesperson, Accountability Court No 3 on Thursday awarded five-year imprisonment, in Reference No 2/2016 State versus M/S Akhter Brothers, to Amjad Hussain and also imposed a fine of Rs4,374,792 on him. The convict was a proprietor of M/S Akhter Brothers, engaged in business of leather products, and had illegally obtained sales tax refunds in 2005 on the basis of fake invoices purportedly issued by M/s World Wide Impex, which disclosed during the course of investigation that they had ever remained in any business with M/s Akhter Brothers, nor made supplies of any products to them.

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The officer, who had sanctioned illegal sales tax refunds, Deputy Collector Syed Nusrat Nasir, had died before filing of the reference.

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