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Appraisement collects Rs 484m station wise customs duty

byM Hayat
14/05/2016
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: The Collectorate of Customs Appraisement has collected Rs 484 million customs duty station wise during the month of April 2016.

According to details, the collectoarte collected Rs 45.64 million from landing platform/dock (LPD) while Rs 108 million from WeBOC.

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The collectorate collected Rs 54 million from Carriage and Freight Station (CFS) and Rs 212 million from WeBOC (CFS).

The collectoarte collected Rs 32 million from POL while Rs1.11 million from Pram Nagar Dry Port while Rs30.52 million from WeBOC Pram Nagar.  The collectoarte disbursed no refund and rebate during the period under review.

Overall the collectorate collected Rs 484 million station wise customs duty during April 2016.

 

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