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Cut in duties on imported air guns demanded

byCustoms Today Report
24/05/2014
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LAHORE: Importers of air guns have demanded reduction in customs duty and other taxes on import of air guns.
At present, government levies 30% customs duty, 20% regulatory duty and 17 % sales tax and withholding tax. It comes to around 90% of duties and taxes which is on very higher side, said Javed Malik a representative of air guns and accessories importers of Pakistan.
“We request the authorities concerned to differentiate between fire arms and air arms. Air gun is not a fire arm and it does not operate on explosives. It operates on compressed air, therefore it is a green arm and environment-friendly weapon,” he added.

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