PESHAWAR: To facilitate taxpayers and strengthen its interactions, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Revenue Authority (KPRA) arranged an interactive session for its taxpayers belonging to private sector.
The event was arranged with the technical support from UK Aid-funded, SEED Programme at PC Hotel on Monday. Taxpayers belonging to various sectors including telecommunication, hotels, restaurants, wedding halls, beauty salons and advertising were invited to the session to provide them a forum where they can place issue related to sales tax on services before KPRA.
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The Director General KPRA Fayyaz Ali Shah thanked the participants for attending the interactive session in his welcome remarks. “The aim of the session is to provide an opportunity to our taxpayers where we listen to their issues and find out ways to resolve them,” he said adding that KPRA has been arranging seminars and workshop for its taxpayers’ facilitation and will continue to conduct such sessions in future. The DG KPRA spoke about the working of KPRA, performance and the efforts it has been making to facilitate its taxpayers and to improve its revenue collection.
“We are trying our best to make tax filling easier for you,” he said adding that video tutorials on processes relating to sales tax registration, tax payment and returns filling are available for on KPRA website and social media pages for taxpayers’ assistance.
The forum was opened for questions where the participants asked their queries and the DG KPRA and his team responded the questions and assured full support and cooperation from his team. The participants appreciated KPRA and SEED for providing the forum and assured that they will comply with the laws and rules of KPRA. “Public consultation on every issue is much needed and we are thankful to KPRA for consulting us and providing us the forum,” said Khalid Ayub head of hotels and restaurants association in his remarks.