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Tax Court Decision over suspension of Sales Tax Status | Blacklisting of Supplier and input tax

COMPLAINT NO.90211KKl11T12025 Blacklisting of Supplier and input tax adjustment Tax Consultant Faisalabad Legal Precedent/Case Law: 2019 PTD 257, Al-Abid Silk Mills v. Federation of Pakistan, Moon Steel High Court Order. Supplier Status Issues: Suspension of Sales Tax Registration, Blacklisting of Supplier, Fake/Flying Invoices, Active/Inactive Supplier at Transaction Time. Input Tax Specifics: Disallowance of Input Tax Credit (ITC), Input Tax Adjustment, Retrospective Blacklisting, Genuineness of Transactions. Procedural Law: Section 21(3) and Section 73 of Sales Tax Act 1990, Show-Cause Notice, Burden of Proof, Refund Denial. High Court of Sindh High Court of Sindh +8 Key Findings in Recent Cases: Valid Transaction Rule: Invoices are not automatically invalidated by subsequent blacklisting if the supplier was active when the transaction occurred. Burden of Proof: The tax department must prove non-existence or fraudulent activity; suspicion alone is insufficient to deny input tax. Procedural Requirement: Blacklisting must follow a proper, written order and provide an opportunity for a hearing