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Customs authorities freeze bank accounts of 38 importers

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
10/07/2015
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: Customs authorities successfully freeze bank account of 38 importers who are found involved in unlawful clearance of clothes through SRO 1125.

Well informed sources told Customs Today that the process of freezing bank accounts of these importers were started in the last week of June, 2015.  The sources of Directorate General of Customs Intelligence and Investigations told this scribe that that in the year of 2014 authorities seized eighty consignments of clothes at Port Qasim who were involved in unlawful clearance by using SRO 1125.

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Majority of these importers evade sales tax amounting to millions of rupees, these importers get their names registered after joining hands with corrupt officials of customs department. Now the Customs authorities started process of freezing the bank accounts of these importers.

 

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