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LHC issues stay order against tax notice of Rs10 million to PCB

byCustoms Today Report
05/04/2015
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LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Friday stayed Excise and Taxation Department Punjab from recovering Rs 10 million as property tax from Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).

Justice Abadur Rehman Lodhi passed the orders on a petition filed by PCB, challenging a excise department’s notice for payment of Rs 10 million property tax imposed on Qaddafi Stadium.

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Earlier, counsel for PCB Tuffazal Rizvi arguing before the court submitted that the department imposed Rs 10million property tax on Qaddafi Stadium and asked the PCB to pay the amount through a notice.

He submitted that the PCB acquired the Qaddafi Stadium land on lease for a period of forty years and as per law, it was not bound to pay the property tax being a lessee.

He pleaded the court set aside the notice for payment of property tax. However, the court stayed the recovery of property tax and adjourned the hearing till April, 9.

The court also ordered to hold ex-parte proceedings of the matter after concerned law officer failed to appear before the court despite being issuance of notices.

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