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Faisalabad Excise collects Rs64m property tax in January

byIqra Shehzadi
15/02/2017
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FAISALABAD: The Excise and Taxation Department collected Rs64 million in the head of property tax and Rs30.33 million in the head of motor tax during the month of January .

According to details, the excise department collected Rs48.93 million as property tax from Faisalabad during the above said period. Whereas Rs3.1 million from Jhang against the assigned target of Rs5.5 million.

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Sources said that the department collected Rs8.96  million from Chiniot against the assigned target of Rs5.63 million and Toba Tek Singh region collected Rs2.965 million against the assigned target of Rs7.1 million during the above said period.

Sources said that the Excise and Taxation department has formed teams comprising Inspector Muhammad Shahid Gilani, Faisal Aziz, Muhammad Sadiq and others to recover property tax from defaulters.

Meanwhile the motor branch of the excise and taxation department collected Rs91.59 million under head of motor tax during the month of the January 2017 .

The excise department collected Rs66.59 million from Faisalabad against the assigned target of Rs60.71 and collected Rs10.469 million from Jhang against the assigned target of Rs9.07 million. Chiniot motor branch collected Rs 4.410 million against the assigned target of Rs3.05 million and Toba Tek Singh branch has collected Rs 9.69 million against the assigned target of Rs7.82 million.

The excise and taxation staff also checked the vehicle in different areas and examined the valid registration of the vehicles. The excise staff issued tokens to the invalid registration holders as well as defaulters.

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