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Excise Dept frames new law on vehicle registration

byMahmood Idrees
22/09/2014
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: The Motor Branch of Excise and Taxation Department Punjab is planning to introduce a new law regarding registration of vehicles of other provinces after permission of the government.

A source in the Motor Branch of Excise and Taxation Department said his department was going to introduce a new law for the facilitation of the vehicle owners. “Earlier vehicle owners had to go to other provinces to pay their token tax from where vehicle is registered. After the passage of the law, people who have vehicles of other provinces would get their vehicles registered in Punjab and pay their tax everywhere in the province,” he added.

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