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Customs Quetta reimburses Rs99.413m to exporters during first half of 2017-18

byTariq Derya
30/01/2018
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QUETTA: The Model Customs Collectorate Quetta paid Rs99.413million of rebate refunds to the exporters under the head of Customs Duty (CD) during the first half of FY2017-18.

According to details explained by sources of the Model Customs Collectorate (MCC) Quetta that the collectorate distributed fair enough rebate refunds among the exporters during the first six months of FY17-18 under the head of Customs Duty (CD). It was told that, during the month of December FY17-18, the Quetta Collectorate paid Rs8.474million’s rebate refunds under the head of Customs Duty (CD).
The sources disclosed that the MCC Quetta paid off Rs6.247million rebate refunds during November FY17-18 while it reimbursed rebates of Rs29.902million under the same head during October FY17-18.
It was notified that Quetta Collectorate refunded rebates to the exporters valued at Rs11.894million under the head of CD during the month of September FY17-18. Sources added that the Customs Collectorate Quetta paid off Rs42.896million of rebates refunds under the head of Customs Duty (CD) during July-August FY17-18.

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