Pasrur, in Sialkot district near the border, is a farming tehsil of rice and wheat whose workshops also supply Sialkot's exporters, and whose families have members in Europe and the Gulf.
Supplying Sialkot's Exporters
Sialkot's sports goods, surgical instrument and leather exporters send work to smaller units in Pasrur for stitching, polishing and finishing. Exporters increasingly insist that these suppliers are registered, so that their own withholding and sales tax records are complete. A Pasrur workshop's income is its job charges less labour, power and materials.
Rice and Wheat
Basmati and wheat from family land are agricultural income. Husking mills and rice traders earn business income and sell to exporters who require registration.
Families Abroad
Money from relatives in Europe and the Gulf through banks is a receipt shown in the wealth statement, together with houses and plots it pays for.
Shops
Shopkeepers keep supplier bills from Sialkot wholesalers and daily sales.
Employees
Teachers and officials have salary tax withheld.
Property
Plots in Pasrur and Sialkot cost less in advance tax for active filers.
Teachers and Doctors
Salaried professionals who tutor or practise privately declare that income separately.
Border Villages
Farmers in the villages near the border keep their land records up to date.
Transporters
Truck owners carrying paddy to mills and finished goods to Sialkot keep freight records and claim the token tax.
Overseas Workers Returning
Workers who return from the Gulf and start a business should file from the first year so that their capital's source is on record.
Also see NTN registration in Pasrur.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Sialkot exporters require registered suppliers?
Increasingly, yes.
Is basmati from my land taxable?
It is agricultural income.
Are remittances income?
No, they are receipts.
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