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Collector Saeed Akram detects tax evasion by M/s J. L. Enterprises

byCT Report
30/05/2017
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KARACHI: Collector Port Qasim Saeed Akram and Additional Collector Khalil Tousafani are keeping strict vigilance on clearance of goods prone to mis-declaration and under-invoicing. Additional Collector Yasin Murtaza detected the fraud wherein the accused inflicted a loss of Rs9 million to the national exchequer through presenting fake and forged documents.

According to the details, the R&D team comprising PA Shahid Rizvi and AO Amir Shuja received information that M/s J.L Enterprises clearing agent got cleared eight Hino trucks in favor of various importers declaring the year of manufacture as 2012 by presenting the forged pre-shipment inspection reports and Vehicle Registration Document (VRD) issued by the Government of Hong Kong to substantiate the year of manufacture. As per the undertaking of the importer that all the particulars declared are true, the vehicles were released.

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However, post clearance scrutiny was initiated to confirm the year of manufacture of the vehicles. Accordingly, Commercial Attaché, Consulate General of Pakistan, Hong Kong was requested for verification of the particulars of vehicles. Initially, a letter purportedly issued by Consulate General of Pakistan, Hong Kong was received in the Collectorate, which confirmed the particulars, the year of manufacture and registration certificate of the vehicle.

However, the Consulate General intimated the Collectorate that the earlier letter confirming the particulars was fake.

Meanwhile, Pakistan Consulate General Hong Kong sent the copy of the report received from the Transport Department, Government of Hong Kong. The record confirmed that the actual year of manufacture of the imported Hino trucks were 2004 and 2006 not 2012 as declared by the importer.

This information established the fact that the importer and customs clearing agent deliberately mis-declared year of manufacture of the vehicles by presenting forged Hong Kong Vehicle Registration Document (VRD) and pre-shipment inspection certificate in order to get 12 year older vehicle cleared in violation of provisions of Import Policy Order 2016.

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