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AIB/R&D Section of MCC-Appraisement (West) recovers Rs21m in Jan

bySohail Rab
28/02/2014
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The Appraisement Intelligence Bureau (AIB) and Research and Development (R&D) Section of Model Customs Collectorate (MCC) of Appraisement (West) has recovered an amount of Rs 21,382,996 in share of tax/duty evasion, mis-declaration and under invoicing, as 30 such types of cases have been detected by the mentioned departments.

Rs 313, 497 have been recovered from Lasani Auto parts in pretext of the inadmissible claim of benefit of SRO 1125(1)/2011 on carpet floor mats; an amount of Rs 383, 230 has been recovered from Selani & Selani Enterprises due to the implementation of incorrect valuation ruling on cashew nuts; a sum of Rs 732, 358 has been recovered from GMC Enterprises against the incorrect valuation ruling on computer and mobile accessories; an amount of Rs 58,571 from Irshad Hussain & Co on incorrect application of PCT on expanded polythene cap liner; Rs 8,00,000 have been recovered from Misha Traders on complaint of incorrect valuation ruling; Rs 354,141 have been recovered from Naseem Autos against inadmissible claim of benefit of SRO 1125(1)/2011 on carpet mats; Rs 130,959 have been recovered from Rehmat Ali Traders against violation of valuation ruling in used hospital beds; Rs 4,63,000 have been recovered from Sandal Dyestuff against the inadmissible claim of SRO 1125(1)/2011 on Sinonate Chemical; Rs 819,724 have been recovered from MAK Traders on inclusion of reported excess quantity without assessed of GD on tiles; Rs 912,000 have been recovered from the same importer in share of contravention on incorrect description on dry herbs; Rs 625,858 from Huriya Traders against the incorrect application of SRO 693/2006 for additional custom duty at 15 per cent on bumpers; Rs 488,676 from M A Khan & Co against the incorrect application of SRO 693/2006 for additional custom duty at 15 per cent on bumpers.

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The AIB Section of MCC-Appraisement (West) has recovered an amount of Rs 198,349 from M/s Mian Corporation against the mis-declaration and inadmissible claim of FTA; recovered an amount of Rs 520,459 from M/s ICI Pakistan against the mis-declaration of PCT and inadmissible benefit of SRO 1125(1)/2011; Rs 4,024,230 from the same importer against the mis-declaration of PCT and inadmissible benefit of SRO 1125(1)/2011; Rs 45,986 from M/s Zia & Co against incorrect application of Valuation Ruling; Rs 552,446 from M/s Haider & Co against the incorrect classification; Rs 418,450 from M/s Saleem and M/s Fab Textile against the inadmissible claim of SRO 1125(1)/2011 and incorrect classification; Rs 944,580 from M/s Shoaib Enterprises against the incorrect implementation of PCT & inadmissible claim of SRO 659(1)/2011 (FTA); Rs 513, 802 from M/s M H Enterprises against the incorrect implementation of PCT & inadmissible claim of SRO 659(1)/2011 (FTA); Rs 742,689 from M/s Syed Enterprises against the incorrect implementation of PCT & inadmissible claim of SRO 659(1)/2011 (FTA); Rs 2,774,350 from M/s Hanaska International against the mis-declaration of liter capacity of refrigerator; Rs 915,334 from M/s Sattar Electronics against the mis-declaration of liter capacity of refrigerator; Rs 248,566 from M/s Gilani Trading Co on mis-declaration of PCT & incorrect claim of FTA; Rs 274,247 from M/s Tandi & Co on mis-declaration of PCT & incorrect claim of FTA; Rs 121,299 from M/s Roman Enterprises against additional CD at 15 per cent was not charged; Rs 245,456 from M/s Dhahran Gift Center against the inadmissible claim of benefit of SRO 1125(1)/2011 & SRO 659(1)/2008 and incorrect classification; Rs 744,357 from the same importer against the inadmissible claim of benefit of SRO 1125(1)/2011 & SRO 659(1)/2008 and incorrect classification and also recovered an amount of Rs 1,057,208 from the same M/s Dhahran Gift Center against the inadmissible claim of benefit of SRO 1125(1)/2011 & SRO 659(1)/2008 and incorrect classification.

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