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Fake cigarettes cause Rs5.7b loss every year to national kitty

byCT Report
18/01/2024
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Approximately Rs5.7 billion are lost every year as fake cigarettes are being sold, evading duties and taxes.

The sources said that a large quantity of fake or non-duty paid cigarettes are still being sold in the market as they possess fake tax stamp the packets.

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More than 42.5 million counterfeit tax stamp cigarettes are in the market. Currently, only two cigarette companies are fully implementing the track and trace systems.

The industry sources demanded that all cigarette manufacturing companies should strictly implement track and trace systems.

Earlier on Monday, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) seized over 307,000 non-duty paid cigarettes during various raids in Karachi.

According to FBR spokesperson, as many as 38 teams of FBR raided different markets and shops in Saddar, Jamsheed Town, Liaquatabad, Baldia and SITE during an ongoing action against non-paid cigarettes.

Non-duty-paid cigarettes were recovered in huge quantities.

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