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AFU Islamabad collects extra revenue of Rs96.99m as all taxes during 20 days

byTariq Derya
25/10/2017
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The Customs Air Freight Unit Islamabad earned extra revenue of Rs96.99million under all the taxes during the first 20 days of October Financial Year 2017-18 against the collection of the same period of corresponding 20 days of October Financial Year 2016-17.

According to details given by Nisar Ahmad Phullerwan, Additional Collector Air Freight Unit (AFU) Islamabad, that the AFU collected revenue amounting to Rs650.589million during Financial Year (FY) 2017-18 while it did Rs553.598million during the same period of 1st to 20th of October FY16-17.
Additional Collector told Customs Today that, during above said period, the AFU received revenue of Rs145.318million as Customs Duty (CD) whereas it did Rs124.381million during the same period and head during FY16-17.
During initial 20 days of FY17-18, the AFU generated Rs326.866million of Sales Tax (ST) while it did Rs27.509million as ST. The AFU got Rs32.946million of Additional Sales Tax while it did Rs32.129million during the same period of previous FY16-17 under the head of Additional Income Tax (AIT).
Additional Collector told CT that the AFU earned Rs356.812million during initial 20 days of FY17-18 whereas it did Rs306.129million during the same period of FY16-17. The AFU collected Rs145.186million as Income Tax (IT) during initial 20 days of FY17-18 while it did Rs122.815million during the same period of October FY16-17.

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