SN024·Sale of goods listed in a specified statutory order
Reduced, zero & exemptDistribution relevant
Sale type
Goods as per SRO.297(|)/2023Submit this string verbatim. FBR compares the sale type literally — a normalised, retyped, or re-cased variant is rejected even when everything else on the line is correct.
What it covers
A defined list of goods given particular treatment by a named statutory order. The order's entry for the item must be cited on the line.
Who needs to test this
Most business activities include this in their applicable set.
Payload notes
- The statutory reference and its item serial number are both required.
- The sale type string contains unusual punctuation — copy it exactly rather than retyping it.
Common pitfalls
- The sale type label itself is easy to mistranscribe. Source it from reference data rather than a document.
- Statutory orders are superseded over time; verify the reference is still current before relying on cached data.
Errors you may hit
Which registrations require this
Activity and sector combinations that must pass SN024 in sandbox, per FBR’s published mapping.
| Business activity | Sectors |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | All Other Sectors, FMCG, Textile, Telecom, Petroleum, Electricity Distribution, Gas Distribution, Services, Automobile, CNG Stations, Pharmaceuticals, Wholesale / Retails |
| Importer | All sectors |
| Distributor | All Other Sectors |
| Wholesaler | All Other Sectors |
| Exporter | All sectors |
| Retailer | All Other Sectors |
| Service Provider | All Other Sectors |
| Other | All sectors |
Reference mapping only. The eligible-scenarios view inside your own sandbox environment is authoritative for your registration.
Related scenarios
Pass sandbox without the trial and error
Ordyoo builds correct payloads for these scenarios by construction, so sandbox testing is a formality, not a fight.
