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Govt imposes up to Rs16000 levy on mobile phones imports

byCT Report
30/06/2022
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News, Slider News
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ISLAMABAD:  The Finance Bill 2022-2023 approved by the Federal government imposed up to Rs16000 levy on the import of mobile phones.

As per the budget document, Rs100 levy is imposed on the worth up to $30 mobile phones while a levy of Rs200 is imposed on mobile phones worth above $30 and up to $100.

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On the other hand, Rs600 levy is imposed on mobile phones worth Above $100 and up to $200, Rs1,800 on mobile phones worth up to US$350.

Moreover, Rs4,000 on the mobile phones worth up to $500, Rs8,000 on mobile phones worth Above $500 and up to $700 and Rs16,000 levy on mobile phones worth more than $701.

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