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PSW and BoRS sign SLA

KARACHI: Pakistan Single Window (PSW) and the Board of Revenue Sindh (BoRS) signed a Service Level Agreement (SLA) formalizing the digital collection of Sindh Stamp Duty through the PSW platform. A shift of the province’s electronic stamp duty collection system from Pakistan Revenue Automation Limited (PRAL) to PSW’s digital infrastructure. The agreement was signed by Naveed Abbas Memon, Chief…

PSW and BoRS sign SLA

The Pakistan Single Window (PSW) and the Board of Revenue Sindh (BoRS) have signed a Service Level Agreement (SLA) to formalize the digital collection of Sindh Stamp Duty through the PSW platform. This marks a significant shift in the province's electronic stamp duty collection system, moving from Pakistan Revenue Automation Limited (PRAL) to PSW's digital infrastructure.

The agreement, signed by Naveed Abbas Memon, Chief Domain Officer at PSW, and Nazir Ahmed Qureshi, Member RS&EP at the Board of Revenue Sindh, was attended by Khalid Haider Shah, a Senior Member of the Board of Revenue. Under this new arrangement, BoRS will gain a dedicated interface to monitor stamp duty collections in real time and conduct daily and monthly reconciliation of collections against government receipts.

This move further integrates BoRS into a growing list of provincial and federal departments that have transitioned their processes onto the PSW platform, as part of PSW's broader initiative to expand its digital footprint across government revenue and trade-related services.

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