FBR Cracks Down on Sugar Mills: 2 More Sealed Over Tax Evasion
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has sealed parts of Chanar Sugar Mill in Samundri, Faisalabad, and Safina Sugar Mills in Lalian, Chiniot, for failing to comply with the mandatory Track and Trace System. This move is part of the FBR’s zero-tolerance policy against tax evasion in the sugar sector.
Officials said the enforcement aims to ensure transparency in sugar production and prevent revenue losses. The action comes shortly after similar measures against other sugar mills, signaling a stricter approach as the crushing season progresses.
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The FBR emphasized that monitoring will continue even after the season ends, with no leniency for mills violating digital tracking rules. Officials warned that any future breaches will face swift and strict action to maintain compliance and protect regular sugar supply for consumers.
By intensifying oversight, the FBR is sending a clear message: adherence to the Track and Trace System is mandatory, and tax violations in the sugar industry will not be tolerated. This crackdown reflects the government’s commitment to curbing evasion and ensuring transparency in key commodity sectors.
