Lalamusa, a railway junction on the GT Road in Gujrat district, is a market town with many families whose members live in Europe and the Gulf, and with farms, shops and small industries serving the surrounding villages.
Families Abroad
Lalamusa and its villages have sent many people to Spain, Italy, Greece, France and the Gulf. Money they send home pays for houses, plots, weddings and land. Received through banks, it is a receipt, not income, and should appear in the wealth statement of the family member who owns what it buys. Relatives abroad who own property in their own names should register and file in Pakistan if they earn rent here or plan to sell.
Property in Lalamusa and Gujrat
New housing schemes along the GT Road attract buyers with money from abroad. Advance tax at transfer is lower for active filers, both for the buyer and, when the property is later sold, for the seller.
The Railway Junction
Lalamusa's junction links the main line with the branch towards Sargodha. Railway employees have salary tax withheld; contractors for railway works have tax withheld from bills.
GT Road Businesses
Restaurants, petrol pumps, showrooms and workshops serve passing traffic; daily records and supplier bills support their returns. Restaurants deal with PRA.
Small Industries
Fan, furniture and agricultural implement makers in the area sell to dealers who increasingly prefer registered suppliers.
Farmers
Wheat and rice from family land are agricultural income.
Also see NTN registration in Lalamusa and income tax return filing in Lalamusa.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are remittances from Italy taxable?
No, they are receipts shown in the wealth statement.
Should relatives abroad file in Pakistan?
If they earn rent or sell property here, filing is usually needed and lowers tax.
Do railway contractors need to file?
Filing lowers withholding and allows credit.
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