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Kohat customs gets Rs16.85m by auctioning impounded goods & vehicles

byTariq Derya
14/05/2017
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KOHAT: The Kohat Auction Cell earned Rs16.85million during April of Financial Year 2016-17 by auctioning impounded vehicles and goods.

According to Model Customs Collectorate Kohat that during month of April FY16-17, the auction cell received Rs13.21million miscellaneous duty taxes and surcharges whereas it collected Rs2.08million Sales Tax applied to impounded vehicles and goods during auction. The Kohat Auction Cell got Rs1.13million Additional Income Tax whereas the Kohat did Rs0.42million Federal Excise Duty.
During the month of March FY16-17, the Kohat Auction Cell collected Rs1.19million miscellaneous duty taxes and surcharges while the Kohat Auction Cell did Rs0.14million Customs Duty on impounded goods and vehicles during above said period. The Kohat Auction Cell received Rs0.06million Additional Income Tax.

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