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Dry Port Peshawar collects Rs335m as all duties & taxes during 15 days of October

byTariq Derya
19/10/2017
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PESHAWAR: The Customs Dry Port of the Model Customs Collectorate Peshawar earned Rs335.00million of all duties and taxes during the 1st to 15th of October Financial Year 2017-18.

According to details explained by sources of the Peshawar Dry Port that, during above said period, it collected Rs113.95million as Customs Duty (RD) whereas the dry port did Rs2.11million of miscellaneous duty charges.
The sources told CT that, during initial 15th days of October FY17-18, the dry port received revenue of Rs32.57million under the head of Redemption Duty (RD) while it did Rs124.07million of Sales Tax (ST) and the Dry Port Peshawar generated Rs22.25million as ST on Palm oil.
The Dry Port got revenue of Rs57.73million of Additional Income Tax (AIT) whereas it did Rs2.30million as Federal Excise Duty on Imports. The Customs Dry Port Peshawar earned Rs185.14million of all duties and taxes during initial 15 days of September FY2017-18 while it did Rs58.50million as CD and Rs1.24million collected under the head of miscellaneous duties and taxes.
The Dry Port Peshawar collected Rs16.84million of Redemption Duty (RD) whereas it did Rs67.99million of ST and it did Rs10.45million of ST VM on Imports during the 1st to 15th of September FY17-18.
The sources further told CT that the Port received Rs28.94million of AIT while it did Rs1.18million as FEDI during the 1st to 15th of September FY17-18.

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