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
Irish FinMin explains response to tax evasion
DUBLIN: Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has explained the country's approach to tax evasion during a hearing of the European...
Malaysia’s population climbs to 32 mln
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia’s population this year is estimated at 32 million, comprising 28.7 million citizens while the rest are non-citizens, the...
Thailand Board of Investment offers privileges to support Thai Infrastructure Development
BANGKOK: Thailand's strategically important geographic location gives it ample advantage to become a primary regional economic hub, not only in...
Japan’s wooden bedroom furniture imports rose 6%
TOKYO: Japan’s three top suppliers of wooden bedroom furniture (China, Vietnam and Thailand) saw a decline in the value of...
Singapore June marine fuel sales fall to their lowest this year
SINGAPORE: Sales of marine fuels in June in Singapore, Asia’s biggest ship fuelling port, fell 6.1 percent from a year...
Sri Lanka must shift its growth model to sustain its economy
COLOMBO: A top World Bank official says for Sri Lanka to sustain growth and create jobs in the medium term...
SARS seizes cocaine worth R7m at OR Tambo International
JOHANNESBURG: South African Revenue Service (Sars) customs officials have seized almost 200 kilogrammes of cocaine and almost R7 million in...
Dhaka signs initial deal with Doha to import 2.5m tons of LNG a year
DHAKA: Bangladesh inked the country’s first-ever deal to import from Qatar liquefied natural gas (LNG), a new fuel for the...
Bangladesh’s first ever FTA to be signed with Sri Lanka
DHAKA: Bangladesh is expecting to boost mutual trade with Sri Lanka by signing a free trade agreement this year. It...
Dutch state assets sink to new low level as gas prices fall
AMSTERDAM: The balance between the Dutch government’s assets and debts fell to a new low of €199bn in 2016, according...
Sri Lankan rupee ends weaker on importer dollar demand
COLOMBO: The Sri Lankan rupee fell on Friday due to importer demand for the greenback while dollar buying by the...
France to improve trading relationship with Nigeria
PARIS: France has pledged to strengthen bilateral trade and investment cooperation with Nigeria. Mr Denys Gauer, Ambassador of France to...
Switzerland, Indonesia renew economic cooperation
SWITZERLAND: Switzerland and Indonesia launched an economic cooperation and development strategy for the 2017-2020 period on Friday (14/07), renewing the...
Kuwaiti mobile operator posts 2010 profit of $3.67b
KUWAIT CITY: Kuwaiti mobile operator Zain swung to a small profit in the fourth quarter, according to Reuters calculations, missing...
Lawmakers seek incentive package on remittance
KHATMANDU: Lawmakers have asked the government to launch schemes to encourage migrant workers to send remittances through the formal channel....
Oman crude oil, condensates production above 29m barrels in June, 2017
MUSCAT: The Sultanate's total crude oil and condensates production during June 2017 stood at 29,055,300 barrels, a daily average by...
Taiwan customs seized usd380k from duo leaving Macau
TAIPEI: Two men from Taiwan who won USD400,000 from Macau casinos lost USD380,000 of that when they were crossing the...
Nigeria Customs vehicles e-auction records first internet scam victim
ABUJA: The e-auction of seized vehicles and goods by the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, Ogun State command, started on Thursday...
Bulgaria annual CPI records 1.9% inflation in June
WASHINGTON: Bulgaria’s annual consumer price index (CPI) recorded 1.9 per cent inflation in June, after monthly figures showed 0.5 per...
Singapore June exports expected to rise on firm electronics shipments
SINGAPORE: Singapore's non-oil domestic exports in June were expected to rise from a year earlier, helped by continued strength in...
