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Islamabad Dry Port collected Rs 348m in July  

byTariq Derya
26/08/2016
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ISLAMABAD: With special instruction of the FBR, the Islamabad Dry Port collected different taxes amounting to Rs 348.68 million in July, the first month of the financial year 2016-17.

Assistant collector Islamabad Dry Port Imanat Ali Khan told Customs Today that the overall value of taxes was high as compared to the same period during the previous financial year.

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Imanat Ali Khan said that in month of July FY 2016-17 total containers passed through dry port were 202 in numbers and the containers passed in same period in last financial year 2015-16 were 225 in numbers.

He said that dry port collected import value in month of July 2016-17 under value of Rs 837.659 million and in same period of FY 2015-16 the dry port’s collection import value was Rs622.796 million.

Imanat said that during July 2016-17 dry port collected Rs158.624 million in shape of custom duty and in same period in FY 2015-16 the dry port collected custom duty under value of Rs98.428 million.

He said that during financial year July 2016-17 the dry port collected total duty taxes under value of Rs348.868 million and the collection of all duty taxes in month of July 2015-16 was Rs 243.697 million.

Assistant Collector said that still the collectorate is waiting for revenue target of financial year 2016-17, he is hopeful to meet the set target by FBR as they surplus the set target in last financial year 2015-16.

He said that last week there was a meeting with Collector at his office where Collector gave special instructions to make soften attitude with the clearing agents as for as importers and exporters.

 

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