ISLAMABAD: All the stations of the Customs Collectorate Islamabad earned a surplus revenue of Rs83million as Customs Duty during first 15 days of December Financial Year 2017-18 against an assigned proportional revenue collection target.
According to details given by sources of the Model Customs Collectorate (MCC) Islamabad that, during first 15 days of current month of December FY17-18, all the stations, comprising of Collectorate of Islamabad Dry Port (IDP), Air Freight Unit (AFU), C.Bond, Unaccompanied Baggage (UAB), Accompanied Baggage (AB), Rebate Refund and International Mail Office (IMO) working under the umbrella of MCC Islamabad, demonstrated satisfactory performance under the head of CD.
The sources said that, during above said period, all the stations of the MCC Islamabad, generated a net collection of Rs366million as CD whereas all the customs stations were assigned Rs283million revenue under the same head.
The sources told CT that, during above said period, the IDP received Rs152million of CD while it was allocated a revenue target of Rs156million. The sources further told the correspondent that, during above said period, the AFU was earmarked a revenue collection target of Rs129million as CD while it received Rs214million during first 15 days of December FY17-18.
The C.Bond was assigned Rs2million of a proportional revenue target against a collection of Rs0.25million whereas the UAB was allocated a revenue target of Rs0.26million as CD against a collection of Rs0.36million.
The sources notified CT that, during abovementioned period, the AB was earmarked a revenue collection target of Rs1.24million of CD for 15 days of December FY17-18 against a collection of Rs1.49million. It was added that the IMO Islamabad was assigned a revenue collection target of Rs0.34million while it earned Rs0.16million.
The sources added that the MCC Islamabad’s Rebate Refund Section was allocated Rs10million of CD while the MCC Islamabad paid Rs3million of rebate refunds to the exporters during above period.
