FBR has made electronic monitoring of production and delivery mandatory in the steel sector. 📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways: Production and delivery data will be sent in real time to the central control unit of FBR. FBR made electronic monitoring of production and delivery mandatory in the steel sector and directed manufacturers to activate the monitorin. The order issued under the Sales Tax Act, 1990 and the Sales Tax Rules, 2006 will apply to units involved in melting scrap to make billets a. Production and delivery data will be sent in real time to the central control unit of FBR FBR made electronic monitoring of production and delivery mandatory in the steel sector and directed manufacturers to activate the monitoring system by December 30. The order issued under the Sales Tax Act, 1990 and the Sales Tax Rules, 2006 will apply to units involved in melting scrap to make billets and ingots, rolling and re-rolling of steel and performing all steps from melting to rolling at a single location. 4 stages of monitoring will be monitored from counting of billets and ingots to delivery of finished products. An electronic record of steel production, product size, number and weight will be compiled, while all weighbridges will need to be linked to the monitoring system. In addition, FBR will compare the estimated production weight with the actual net weight of the shipment. 📰 Official Source & Attribution: Express News Read Original Report ↗ This news dispatch is published for public information and verified reporting. All rights reserved by the respective publication.