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Multan Excise generates Rs 124 million taxes in October

bySajid Bashir
09/11/2015
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MULTAN: The Excise and Taxation has collected Rs 124.4 million under the heads of different taxes during October 2015.

According to statistics, the Multan Excise accumulated the revenue of Rs 124.4 million in a month including Rs 47 million property tax, Rs 66 million motor tax, Rs 6.4 million excise duty and the Rs 5 million professional tax.

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Officials said that department showed good performance in revenue collection during the said period. They added that revenue generation of Multan region as compared to other months was much satisfactory and such type of outcome was the result of proper planning as well as the efficient work of the staff members.

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