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Customs Adjudication-I acquits itself well by serving 14 notices on defaulter companies

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
31/01/2018
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KARACHI: The Customs Adjudication-I showed an excellent performance in 30 days of January 2018. The adjudication has issued eight show cause and six final notices to defaulter companies in 30 days of January.

Sources told Customs Today on Tuesday that the Customs Adjudication-I has retrieved Rs5.88million from M/s Yasir Garments and Export Karachi. The company was allegedly involved in tax evasion. Sources told our reporter that Collector Customs Adjudication-I M Javed served a show-cause notice on the said company for allegedly causing the treasury a loss of Rs5.88million by way of mis-declaration of classification.

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M/s Yasir Garments and Export Karachi imported a consignment of cotton folding machines and powder chemicals and got them cleared by mis-declaring the classification under the Pakistan Custom Tariff (PCT) from the Pakistan International Container Terminal (PICT) through Examiner Nasir Sharif Wattoo.

The company allegedly availed undue and inadmissible benefits as well as exemption of sales tax. It is pertinent to mention here that M/s Yasir Garments and Export Karachi itself has imported identical/same goods under the correct PCT heading 2705.4639.

Apart from it, all other importers of Cotton folding machines and powder chemicals have either been declared by the importers or assessed by the collectorates.

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