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Health ministry seeks concession on ST, duty on import of salter scales

byM. Faizan
26/04/2016
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Federal health ministry sought concessions on customs duty, sales tax on import of salter scales being used in lady health visitors program.

Sources inforced Customs Today, that an important meeting was held in which member FBR Inland Revenue Rehmanullah Khan Wazir, and secretary health participated. According to these sources government is considering to increase sales tax and customs duty on import of salter.

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Sources disclosed that there are chances that goverment will grant its approval for this concessions and a notification in this regard is expected soon. Sources also revealed that government may grants tax exemptions to lady health visitors program.

 

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