International Customs
Pakistan’s first in-depth newspaper that presents balanced news reports, analysis and reviews regarding Customs, Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and Sales/Income Tax Departments beside covering import and export sectors comprehensively. Up-to-the-minute news bulletins regarding Customs and FBR departments are also displayed regularly on both website and face book for the interest of common people
Belgium’s tax break to multinational companies ruled illegal
BRUSSELS: The European Commission said on Monday that a corporate tax break that Belgium granted to at least 35 companies,...
Denmark trade surplus grows in Nov.
COPENHAGEN: Denmark's foreign trade surplus increased in November, as exports rose and imports fell, figures from Statistics Denmark showed. The...
Denmark aims to count all of its flagpoles
COPENHAGEN: The Danish Finance Ministry has asked all public institutions to report how many flagpoles they have in a move...
Indonesia, Singapore to boost agricultural trade
JAKARTA: Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi and Singaporean Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan held a bilateral meeting to discuss efforts to...
Indonesian Trade Ministry, BNP2TKI partner to expand job opportunities
JAKARTA: The Indonesian Trade Ministry and the Agency for the Placement and Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers, known as BNP2TKI,...
Taiwan Customs seizes undeclared cash of $28K
TAIPE: Taiwan Customs officers confiscated the equivalent of roughly US$28,000 from a Taiwanese man who was attempting to depart for...
North Iraq oil exports fall in Dec.
BAGHDAD: Oil exports from northern Iraq via pipeline to Turkey fell to an average of 584,056 barrels per day (bpd)...
Iraq to stop sugar imports to boost local output
BAGHDAD: Iraq will stop imports of refined sugar for a government food distribution programme, as the nation's own production rises,...
Iraq bans poultry imports from 24 countries
BAGHDAD: Iraq has extended a ban on imports of frozen and live poultry products to cover two dozen countries, including...
CSX revenue falls 13% as coal shipments decline
LONDON: CSX Corp. said Tuesday that its fourth-quarter revenue fell by 13% as lower coal volumes, which has hurt the...
N. Korea-China trade declines again
SEOUL: Trade figures between North Korea and China have declined, but an expert maintained that their economic relationship will not...
Grafton revenue rises 6.3% from £2.08bn
WASHINGTON: In a brief trading update yesterday published ahead of its final results, the firm, which owns the Woodie's DIY...
Kuwait’s trade surplus narrows in Q3 of 2015
KUWAIT: Kuwait’s trade surplus narrowed in 3Q15 on the back of lower oil revenues. However, the surplus remains relatively healthy...
Japan’s international air cargo trade to fall 4.5% in 2 years
TOKYO: Japan’s international air cargo trade will fall 4.5 percent in fiscal 2015, which is the first annual decline in...
Gas revenues to soon exceed oil income
TEHRAN: Deputy oil minister has estimated that gas revenues will soon exceed oil income in view of current global prices. Roknodin...
Poland mulls oil, gas mergers to avoid hostile takeovers
SANTIAGO: Poland’s government is considering merging the nation’s biggest oil and gas companies PKN Orlen SA, Grupa Lotos SA and...
Russia-Japan trade decrease by 30% in 10 months of 2015
MOSCOW: Trade turnover between Russia and Japan decreased by 30% in 10 months of last year, Russia’s top lawmaker Sergey...
Chile breaks lull in LatAm primary markets
SANTIAGO: Chile (Aa3/AA-/AA+) was poised to become the first Latin American issuer to sell cross-border bonds in 2016, breaking the...
Poland now third largest beef exporter to UK
WARSAW: Beef exports in Poland have seen a sharp increase in the first nine months of 2015, with shipments to...
Alabama education revenues expected to grow in 2017
MONTGOMERY: Alabama is expected to have more state revenue to spend on education next year than this year, although official...
