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Faisalabad Excise motor branch collects Rs 575.4m in 9 months

byIqra Shehzadi
15/04/2016
in Latest News, National
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FAISALABAD: The Excise and Taxation Department has collected Rs 575.494 million in the wake of motor vehicle tax from July to March of the current fiscal year and achieved the annual target of Rs 857.58 million or up to 67 percent.

The department collected Rs 437.299 million from Faisalabad during the said period. It has achieved yearly target of Rs 645.43 million up to 72 percent.

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Similarly, it has collected Rs 59.525 million from Jhang against the assigned target of Rs 96.45 million for the year and it has achieved its target up to 62 percent.

From Chiniot, it has generated Rs 24.676 million in wake of motor tax by achieving its target of Rs 32.494 million up to 65 percent.

The Toba Tek Singh region has been assigned Rs 53.994 million target for the running year, while it has collected Rs 83.192 million by achieving the target up to 66 percent.

Meanwhile, the excise collected Rs 69.112 million under the head of property tax against the target of Rs 108.41 million during March 2016.

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