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Notices issued to 4000 defaulters: Excise to seal property of tax evaders after Feb 15

byImran Ali
12/02/2015
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MULTAN: Multan Excise and Taxation Department has issued tax notices to 4000 tax defaulters for the payment of property taxes till Feb, 15. Excise will seal property if any defaulter fails to pay his due property tax till the deadline.

Director Excise and Taxation Saeed Ahmad has directed property tax branch to take stern action against the defaulters for the recovery of property taxes. More than 15 Excise teams have been formed for this revenue recovery.

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