Liaquatpur, in Rahim Yar Khan district between Khanpur and Ahmadpur East, is a farming tehsil of cotton, sugarcane and wheat, with ginning factories, a grain market and families who also work in the Gulf.
Cotton Ginning
Ginning factories along the main road buy seed cotton from growers in the picking season and sell lint to spinning mills that withhold tax on their purchases. A ginner's income tax return should match the monthly sales tax returns, and stock of lint and seed at 30 June is valued at cost.
Sugarcane and Mill Haulage
Cane from Liaquatpur's farms goes to mills in the district. Growers' cane sales are agricultural income. Families who haul cane for others with tractor-trolleys earn freight income, from which mills withhold tax.
The Grain Market
Arhtis earn commission on wheat and cotton. Advances to farmers are receivables.
Seed and Fertiliser Dealers
Dealers sell to farmers on credit until harvest. Their returns show sales, purchases from companies, stock and receivables, with companies' withholding claimed.
Gulf Families
Remittances through banks are receipts in the wealth statement of the person who receives them.
Employees
Teachers and government staff have salary tax withheld and file to claim excess deductions.
Cotton-Picking Contractors
Contractors who organise pickers for landowners and ginners earn the difference between what they are paid and what they pay the pickers; a register of fields and payments supports this.
Property
Plots in Liaquatpur and Rahim Yar Khan cost less in advance tax for active filers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is cane haulage for neighbours agricultural?
No, it is business income.
Are input dealers' credit sales income?
They are sales; unpaid amounts are receivables.
Are remittances taxable?
No, they are receipts.
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