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Appraisement East prepares contravention against M/s Aftab Engineering on import of cranes

byAftab Channa
01/04/2016
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI:  The Customs Collectorate Appraisement East has issued a contravention report against M/s Aftab Engineering on import of cranes.

Sources told Customs Today that M/s Aftab Engineering had imported various consignments of cranes claiming benefits of certain SROs. However, the claimed benefits were for the sugar mills and spinning industry.

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The authorities have prepared the contravention report and called upon the importer to appear personally to justify their claims, or else pay off the short-paid taxes and duties.

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