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Multan Excise issues final notices to 112 property tax defaulters ‏

byImran Ali
12/03/2016
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MULTAN: The Excise and Taxation Department has issued 112 final notices to property owners who are avoiding to pay their outstanding taxes.

According to details, the department issued tax notices a few days ago but the owners have not paid their property taxes.  Finally, the property branch of the Excise and Taxation Department has again issued them final notices. If the owners will fail to deposit their taxes then their property will be sealed until the payment of their taxes.

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The department has issued final notices to the owners who are residing in different localities in Multan including areas of Shaadman Colony, Altaaf Town,inside Nawan Shehar and Gulistan Colony

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