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lhc strikes down super tax on sale of inherited property

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AI-generatedThis is a legal ruling specific to Pakistan's tax code regarding inherited property. It does not create a commercial mechanism for any sector, commodity, or company. No direct impact on prices, margins, supply chains, or demand is identified. The ruling may affect individual taxpayers but not broad market dynamics.
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- Lahore High Court ruled super tax cannot be imposed on gains from sale of inherited immovable property when capital gains tax rate is zero percent.
- Court set aside a demand of Rs114.7 million against Khairullah Khan.
- Khairullah Khan declared over Rs1.14 billion in income from sale of ancestral property held since 1980.
- Judgement referenced a previous ruling by the Federal Constitutional Court of Pakistan.
- Court emphasized tax laws must be interpreted strictly.