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FBR proposes to enhance punishment for mid-declaration, pilferage

byM. Faizan
17/05/2016
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has recommended to enhance punishment for mis-declaration and pilferage  during transshipment of consignments.

Sources told Customs Today that the FBR has proposed the Ministry of Finance to fix five year jail term for those who would found involved in pilferage or mis-declaration during transshipment of consignments. Sources said that the Finance Ministry has already agreed with this proposal.

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Sources said that prior to this, punishment for mis-declaration and pilferage was limited. The authorities were bound to impose fine on persons involved in mis-declaration or pilferage. But after amendment in Finance Bill of 2016-17 any person who will involved in mis-declaration will face imprisonment of five years.

Sources said that FBR were receiving complaints about mis-delcration and pilferage but after investigations they were restricted according to law to impose fine only. But now they will also authorized to award jail term to persons involved in mis-declaration and pilferage.

 

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