FBR raises minimum sales tax valuation of specified steel scrap from 55% to 60%
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

FBR has set a higher tax-assessment floor for a defined category of recycled metal supplies, Profit by Pakistan Today reported. Under a notification dated November 5, the minimum taxable supply value is now 60% of the steel-bar benchmark, up from 55%.
The change covers heading 72.04 material sold by an Export Facilitation Scheme-authorised recycled-copper manufacturer-exporter directly to a registered steel melter. The benchmark is based on monthly PBS retail steel-bar prices in six cities, less Rs1,500 per metric tonne. This alters the value used to calculate sales tax, not the applicable tax rate, and revises a valuation framework introduced in 2025.
At a glance
- FBR lifted the minimum valuation benchmark for the specified scrap category to 60% from 55%.
- The new valuation changes the sales-tax calculation base, not the tax rate.
Originally reported by Profit by Pakistan Today
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