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Excise starts campaign against school vans

byShahid Minhas
13/09/2015
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Excise and Taxation (ET) department Rawalpindi started campaign against 3,000 school vans to bring them in to tax net. These vans are usually use for pick and drop service to school children in the district.

According to sources over 3,000 school vans are being used for pick and drop service, none of these have rout permit or fitness certificate. Excise and Taxation department decides to bring them in to tax net, because they are evading huge amount in terms of tax.

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