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Excise decides to seal property of tax defaulters

byShahid Minhas
17/11/2015
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The Excise and Taxation Department, Rawalpindi, has decided to seal the property of 805 property tax defaulters from today (Tuesday).

According to details, on the special direction of Director Excise Rawalpindi Tanveer Abbas Gondal, 23 inspectors have been assigned the task to seal the property of tax defaulters of Rs 100,000 or more. Every inspector has the task to seal around 35 defaulters in two to three days.

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Sources added that the department has sent notices that attached at their doors to 805 big defaulters who dues are from Rs 1000,00 to Rs 1.5 million.

Sources also added that after the sealing of property they department can also arrested these owners in this regard.

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