Income Tax Ordinance, 2001
Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 — Section 151: Profit on debt
151. Profit on debt. — (1) Where – 7[(a) a person pays yield on an account, deposit or a certificate under the National Savings Scheme or Post Office Savings Account;]
(b)a banking company 8[or] financial institution pays any profit on a debt, being an account or deposit maintained with the company or institution; 9[ ] 10[(c) the Federal Government, a Provincial Government or a 11[Local Government] pays to any person 12[ ] profit on any security 13[other than that referred to in clause (a)] issued by such Government or authority; or] 14[(d) a banking company, a financial institution, a company referred 1 The words “resident company” substituted by the Finance Act, 2009. 2 Inserted by the Finance Act, 2021. Chapter X – Procedure to in 1[sub-clauses (i) and (ii) of clause (b)] of sub-section (2) of section 80, or a finance society pays any profit on any bond, certificate, debenture, security or instrument of any kind (other than a loan agreement between a borrower and a banking company or a development finance institution) to any person other than financial institution.] the payer of the profit shall deduct tax at the rate specified in Division IA of Part III of the First Schedule from the gross amount of the yield or profit paid as reduced by the amount of Zakat, if any, paid by the recipient under the Zakat and Ushr Ordinance, 1980 (XVII of 1980), at the time the profit is paid to the recipient. 2[(1A) Every special purpose vehicle or a company, at the time of making payment of a return on investment in sukuks to a sukuk holder shall deduct tax from the gross amount of return on investment at the rate specified in Division IB of Part III of the First Schedule.]
(2)This section shall not apply to any profit on debt that is subject to sub section (2) of section 152. 3[(3) Tax deductible under this section shall be a 4[minimum] tax on the profit on debt arising to a taxpayer, except where
(a)taxpayer is a company; or
(b)profit on debt is taxable under section 7B.]
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