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FBR launches much-awaited prize scheme on POS system

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December 13, 2021
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Much-awaited prize scheme for the shoppers from POS-integrated Tier-1 retail outlets, has been launched by Federal Board of Revenue (FBR). 

Thousands of prizes worth hundreds of thousands rupees will be distributed  among the shoppers through a computerised ballot, who opt to shop from POS- integrated retail outlets spread all across the country, said a statement issued by FBR here. The said prize scheme was introduced through Finance Act-2021 which was followed by issuance of rules for the prize scheme on 9th August, 2021 by FBR. The computerised balloting for the prize scheme will be held on 15th of every month, the first one on January 15, 2022 at FBR (HQs), Islamabad. Initially, the denomination of prizes has been set as Rs1,000,000 (1st Prize), Two prizes of Rs500,000, four prizes of Rs250,000 and one thousand prizes of Rs50,000 each. Thus, a total prize amount of Rs53 million will be distributed among the lucky 1007 winners, every month.

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This lucrative Prize Scheme of FBR aims to maximise transparency and plug revenue leakage through real time monitoring of sales. It also aims to ensure that tax collected from customers at the point of sale is deposited in state exchequer. This will not only force the Tier-1 retailers to expedite the integration of their retail outlets with FBR POS System but will also encourage the customers to prefer shopping from the POS-integrated retail outlets. FBR is expecting a substantial increase in revenue through this innovative initiative as it will reduce tax evasion and minimise concealment of sales by the retailers.

Customers can participate by verifying the receipt of purchases through Tax Asaan Mobile App of FBR or by sending the invoice number through an SMS on 9966. FBR has launched a very aggressive print and electronic media campaign for the awareness of people across the country. They can also get assistance by following FBR’s social media handles on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube or call on FBR Helpline- 111772772.

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