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
New Zealand’s weird idea to tax broadband to provide broadband
WELLINGTON: Certain ideas can be very hard to fathom at times. There’s for example, Simon Cowell, whose mere existence is...
NZ Telecoms Forum concerned about tax extension
WELLINGTON: The New Zealand Telecommunications Forum (TCF) reports it is concerned about the process the government has followed to extend...
Two melons sold for price of luxury car in Japan
TOKYO: The first Yubari melons of the season have gone on sale at the Saporro Central Wholesale Market in Japan,...
New Zealand to re-introduce 10-year passports
WELLINGTON: New Zealanders are expected to re-start travelling the world on 10-year passports from 2016, following public dissatisfaction with the...
OMV commences first oil production from MR7A development well in NZ’s Maari Field
WELLINGTON: Australia's Cue Energy Resources Ltd. reported that production from the Maari MR7A development well in the Maari field offshore...
Malaysia-Japan trade up 1.4% to RM137.45b
TOKYO: Malaysia’s total trade with Japan increased by 1.4% to RM137.45bil in 2014, said Malaysian Ambassador to Japan Datuk Ahmad...
Japan’s Mitsubishi, Tepco win $2.5bn Qatar gas plant bid
TOKYO: Japan’s Mitsubishi Corp and Tokyo Electric Power Co (Tepco) said on Monday they had won a contract to build...
Japan export growth dips, with outlook uncertain as China and US economies slow
TOKYO: Japan's exports rose in April from a year earlier led by US-bound shipments of cars. But the monthly pace of...
Japan exports rise more than forecast
TOKYO: Japanese exports rose more than forecast in April, providing support for an economy that’s expanded for two straight quarters...
OK Zimbabwe revenues decline
HARARE: one of the country’s biggest retailers OK Zimbabwe Limited has recorded a decline of 4,3% in revenue to $462,7...
MNB finds over 90% of banks commit to increase lending
BUDAPEST: Roughly 90% of banks in Hungary said they are willing to increase their lending activity, chiefly among SMEs, in...
Hungary GDP per capita remains 66% of average for EU states
BUDAPEST: Hungaryʼs GDP per capita, adjusted for purchasing power, was 66% of the average for all 28 European Union member...
Social sector workers to get HUF 7.6B wage supplement in 2015
BUDAPEST: Some 65,000 workers in the social services sector are expected receive wage supplements as of July, Human Resources Minister...
Indonesia sells $2b of sukuk in record offer
JAKARTA: Indonesia completed its largest-ever global sukuk offer, selling US$2 billion of the debt at the lowest yield in three...
Survey finds 40% of Hungarian real estate are underinsure
BUDAPEST: Roughly 40% of Hungary’s real estate insurance contracts may not provide fully comprehensive insurance, a survey published today by...
South African Mediclinic revenue rises but shares dip
CAPE TOWN: Hospital provider Mediclinic International reported a 16% rise in revenue on Thursday to R35bn and a 26% rise...
PPC revenue grows 9% from R4.2 b to R4.5b in 6 months
CAPE TOWN: Cement Maker PPC’s revenue increased by 9% from R4.2 billion to R4.5 billion in the six months to...
South Africa’s Vodacom Suffers R2b Service Revenue Knock
CAPE TOWN: Vodacom has suffered a R2bn hit in service revenues in South Africa largely owing to major cuts in...
South African Rand gains 0.3% stronger against US dollar
JOHANNESBURG: South Africa's rand strengthened against the dollar early on Friday, supported by a hawkish policy statement the previous day...
Exports up, imports down, trade deficit narrows to €2b
LISBON: Portugal had the fifth largest trade gap in the European Union (EU) in the first quarter of the year,...
