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Customs Islamabad exhibits less achievement than expected in 12 days

byTariq Derya
15/01/2018
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The MCC Islamabad showed underperformance under the head of CD during first 12 days of January FY17-18 against an assigned proportional target under the same head as well as revenue collection under CD during the same period of corresponding period.

According to details given by official sources of the Model Customs Collectorate (MCC) Islamabad that, durig above said period, the MCC Islamabad earned Rs211.33million of Customs Duty (CD) while it was allocated a revenue collection target in amount of Rs215.76million. The MCC Islamabad generated Rs249.20million under the same head during first 12 days of previous January FY 16-17.
The sources said that, during above said period, the MCC Islamabad showed 34.76% average of achievement against an earmarked revenue collection target for the month of January FY17-18 while it posted 98% average of growth against an assigned proportional revenue collection target for initial 12 days of January FY17-18.
The Collectorate of Islamabad paid Rs2.00million of rebate refunds to exporters during above said period while it was allocated Rs7.10million proportional target for rebate refunds for first 12 days of FY17-18. The collectorate collected a total revenue collection of Rs213.33million while it was earmarked a proportional target of Rs222.85million as CD.

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