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Punjab gets 0.9pc IDC on imports from India through Wagha

byCT Report
29/01/2019
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LAHORE: Punjab receives 0.9 percent Infrastructure Development Cess (IDC) on imports from India through Wagha

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This was stated by the Minister for Finance Hashim Jawan Bakht in Punjab Assembly on question asked by member assembly Naseer Ahmad. All taxes are being collected by the federal board of revenue on imports from India and Punjab on provincial basis is not receiving any tax on imports from India through Wagha border. While during movement of goods from city to city Punjab government gets 0.9 percent infrastructure development cess only.

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