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Mis-declarations at Peshawar Dry Port causing losses to national kitty

byNadir Khan
20/08/2015
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PESHAWAR: Due to negligence of the custom officers at Peshawar Dry Port, certain imported goods including cloths, electronics, cosmetics and computers are being mis-declared, causing losses to the national exchequer worth million of rupees.

Sources told Customs Today that several imported consignments of cloths were mis-declared to evade heavy custom duty because the custom valuation department has fixed custom rate of 4.40 $USD per kilogram on import of polyester while the custom valuation of imported cloth is $60 per kilogram. Mis-declarations are causing Rs 0.8 million loss per container to the national kitty.

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The traders’ community of Peshawar, Samaryal and Lahore says that million of rupees losses are inflicted on the national exchequer due to mis-declarations at various dry ports of the country.

To block this trend of mis-declaration, they demanded the government scan and examine these consignments through Transit Pass in order to ensure uniform duty collection in all over the country.

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