Moro, in Naushahro Feroze district on the national highway between Hyderabad and Sukkur, is a market town of sugar, bananas and cotton, with highway businesses, mill suppliers and traders.
The Highway Economy
Moro sits on the N-5, and its truck stops, restaurants, fuel stations and workshops serve traffic between Karachi and upper Sindh. These businesses take much of their income in cash. Daily sales notes, supplier invoices and regular bank deposits give a reliable profit figure. Restaurants fall under the Sindh Revenue Authority for services tax.
Sugar Mills
Mills in the district buy cane from growers and pay transporters and contractors with tax withheld.
Bananas
Banana gardens around Moro supply Karachi and Punjab. Growers' crop sales are agricultural income; traders who buy and transport bananas earn business income.
Cotton
Cotton from family land is agricultural; ginners selling lint to mills earn business income.
Employees
Teachers and officials have salary tax withheld.
Larger Landowners
Sindh agricultural income tax applies to larger holdings.
Moro's Grain Market
Commission agents dealing in wheat and cotton for farmers from Moro and Kandiaro earn commission, with advances to growers shown as receivables.
Railway and Bus Connections
Coach operators running to Karachi and Sukkur keep fare and fuel records.
Overseas Workers
Workers from Moro's villages in the Gulf can file online to secure filer rates on property at home.
Sugar Mill Employees
Staff of the district's mills have salary tax withheld, and seasonal workers who want filer status can still file a return even if no tax is due.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do highway restaurants deal with SRB?
Yes.
Is banana trading agricultural income?
No, buying and selling bananas is business.
Do mills withhold tax from transporters?
Yes.
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