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Customs Peshawar collects Rs 3.941 billion in two months of FY 2015-16

byNadir Khan
07/09/2015
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PESHAWAR: Maintaining its record of collection under the heads of federal excise duty and custom duty, the Custom House Peshawar has collected Rs 1.810 billion in August while in the first two months of the new financial year, the department collected Rs 3.941 billion.

According to statistical branch of Peshawar Custom House, the custom duty include warehouse surcharge Rs 0.73 million, regulatory duty on import and export Rs 16.17 million, custom duty Rs 568.56 million, sales tax on import Rs 373.27 million sales tax on value addition commercial importers Rs 58.49 million and under the head of sales tax levied as FED VAT Mode Palm oil Rs 242.05 million.

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Similarly, under the head of federal excise duty on import, it collected Rs 0.06 million, federal excise duty on import per kilogram remained Rs 19.74 million, federal excise duty remained Rs 2.06 million and in gross the federal excise duty remained Rs 21.86 million. Other collection includes advance income tax Rs 333.65 million.

Furthermore, the total collection of the first two months of the new financial year was Rs 1037.49 million which includes import duty Rs 974.91 million warehouse surcharge Rs 0.83 million, miscellaneous collection Rs 28.21 million and regulatory duty Rs 33.54 million.

under the head of custom duty of the first two months of the new financial year, collection of Rs 823.52 million was made which includes sales tax on import Rs 698.94 million, sales tax on value addition Rs 103.56 million, and total sales tax on levied as FED was recorded at Rs 406.93 million. The federal excise duty of the two months was recorded at Rs 0.06 million.

Under the head of total federal excise duty on import, Rs 5.13 million was collected while in gross at least Rs 38.43 million federal excise duty was collected. In term of sales tax on import, the total collection of the last months was recorded at Rs 698.94 million while in lieu of sales tax on value addition, Rs 103.56 million were collected in the first two months of the new financial year.

In term of Sale tax levied as the federal excise duty on palm oil, the figures of the first two months were recorded at Rs 406.93 million. Under the head of advanced income tax and gross federal excise duty in gross, the Peshawar Custom House collected Rs 570.40 million.

It is pertinent to mentioned here that Peshawar Custom House has maintained its monthly record of collection with slight improvement as the figures of last two months of the new financial year are slightly different.

 

 

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