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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
Customs donate 33,114 bags of rice, other relief materials to Borno IDPs.
ABUJA: The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) on Friday handed over 33,114 (50kg) bags of rice and other relief materials to...
Portugal plans tax on salty foods
HELENSINKI: Portugal has announced plans to introduce a tax on salty foods to raise funds for health-related spending. Under...
Dutch pensioners arrested smuggling 100 kilos of hashish into Norway
AMSTERDAM: A Dutch retired couple have been arrested in Norway for trying to smuggle 100 kilos of cannabis into...
Cabinet approves signing of customs agreement between India, Armenia
MUMBAI: The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday approved signing and ratifying of an agreement...
Ukraine and DP World study maritime logistics cooperation
KIEV: President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko toured DP World’s flagship Jebel Ali Port and Freezone recently and met with...
Lessons from Norway-Sweden border for post-Brexit Britain
OSLO: Scandinavia has a lesson for British customs officials ahead of Brexit: policing the European Union’s outer limits can...
Denmark to support smes to spot tax errors
COPENHAGEN: From January 2018, the Danish tax agency will launch a pilot scheme to support small- and medium-sized enterprises...
Belgium to bring down corporate tax rate
BRUSSELS: The Belgian Government has agreed to tax reform legislation that will substantially reduce the rate of corporate tax...
South Korea’s visa extension refusal to tax-debt foreigners pays off
SEOL: The government has refused to extend the visas of foreigners with unpaid taxes since May. And the crackdown...
Portugal plans tax on salty foods
HELENSINKI: Portugal has announced plans to introduce a tax on salty foods to raise funds for health-related spending. Under the...
Mourinho settles tax case in Spain
MADRID: Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says he has paid to settle accusations of tax fraud in Spain. The...
NRB retrieves Majority of NIC ASIA Bank Hacked Amount
KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank(NRB), the central banking authority of Nepal, reports that it has successfully retrieved a major portion of...
Vietnam plans major solar power growth
HCM City: Over 100 provincial government officials, investors and other stakeholders gathered yesterday in HCM City to discuss policies for...
India services activity rises in October on higher demand
NEW DELHI: India's dominant services industry activity expanded at its fastest pace in four months in October as demand continued...
Soybeans fall more than 1% as Brazilian currency weakens
CHICAGO: US soybean futures fell by more than 1 percent on Friday, giving up all of Thursday’s rally and more,...
South Korean households’ overseas spending up 5.5% in Q3
SEOUL: South Korean households' overseas spending rose 5.5 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier on increased outbound...
PAL fully pays P6-B fees to government
MANILA: Flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) settled yesterday its P6 billion in unpaid navigational fees and other charges to the...
Thailand seeks to import more fish for surimi sector as local supply drops
BANGKOK: Thailand will have to increase its fish imports to cover for a 40 percent drop in local fish landings,...
Ford to invest R3bn in South Africa
CAPE TOWN: American car-maker Ford said it would invest R3 billion ($211 million) in its South African assembly plant to...
JCCI urges Taiwan to ease 3/11 food import ban
TAIPEI: The Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry is urging Taiwan to ease its ban on food imports from five...
