ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Dry Port received Rs971million of an extra revenue of Customs Duty (CD) during July to 21st of March FY17-18 against an assigned revenue collection target for the entire three quarters (1st of July to 31st of March) FY17-18 under the head of CD.
According to details explained by Wajid Zaman, Deputy Collector, Islamabad Dry Port (IDP) while talking to Customs Today that, during July to 21st of March FY17-18, the IDP received Rs3297.357million of Customs Duty (CD) against al allocated revenue collection target of Rs2325.630million.
It was told that the IDP generated Rs172.57million as CD during first three weeks of March FY17-18 against an earmarked revenue collection target of Rs323.37million for the whole month of March FY17-18. Wajid told CT that the IDP collected Rs245.750million against an assigned revenue target of Rs299.400million of CD during February FY17-18.
He said the IDP got Rs344.655million against an allocated revenue collection target for the month of January FY17-18 while it earned Rs1276.056million under the same head against an earmarked revenue target of Rs303.800million during the month of December FY17-18. The IDP generated Rs244.321million as CD against an assigned target of Rs277.19million for the month of November FY17-18.
Deputy Collector told CT that the IDP collected Rs319.184million under the same head against an allocated target of Rs261.640million during the month of October FY17-18. The IDP got Rs232.606million against an earmarked revenue collection target of Rs271.600million during September FY17-18 whereas the IDP earned Rs274.699million during the month of August FY17-18 against an assigned target of Rs271.740million. The IDP earned Rs187.517million under the identical head against an allocated target of Rs163.200million.
