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Faisalabad Customs collects Rs397.279m in first 15 days of October

byNaeem Sheikh
17/10/2017
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FAISALABAD: The Customs Collectorate collected revenue of Rs397.279 million during first 15 days of October of Financial Year 2017-18 under the head of all duties and taxes.

Assistant Collector Shah Samad Hamadani told Customs Today, that during the above said period the Customs Appraisement collected revenue of Rs107.932 million under the head of customs duty, revenue of  Rs285.267 Millions under head of sales tax, and revenue of Rs 4.061 million in shape of income tax, while under the head of federal excise duty ( FED ) Rs 0.019 million were collected during these days.

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Assistant Collector Shah Smad Hamadani said that the Collector Muhammad Sadiq has also assured the exporters that their customs related issues will be resolved on priority Customs Collectorate is striving hard to ensure early clearance of all the consignment arrived at dry port Faisalabad for clearance.

 

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