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Lahore: Excise seizes documents of 400 vehicles

byM. Imran Mehar
17/05/2015
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: The Punjab Excise and Taxation Department has seized documents of 400 token tax defaulting vehicles in one week.

During one week Excise Motor Branch formed many checkpoints at different points of the city to catch the token tax defaulters.

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Director Motor Branch, Suhail Arshad has directed the officers to conduct operation against the tax defaulters without any discrimination.

He  informed that department confiscated documents of 400 token tax defaulter vehicles, besides impounding some unregistered vehicles. He added that in recent move against defaulters Excise and Taxation has recovered millions of rupees.

Excise property tax cell also sealed dozens of properties in Kasur region as ETO Malik Saleem shared his views with Customs Today. Number of properties has been seized and 100 percent of the target has been achieved in the Kasur region he added.

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