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R&D Section of MCC Appraisement-East recovers Rs15.6m

bySohail Rab
12/05/2014
in Breaking News, Karachi, Latest News, Slider News
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KARACHI: The Research and Development (R&D) Section of Model Customs Collectorate of Appraisement-East has recovered an amount of Rs 15,590,381 in the month of April, 2014 from different importers in cases of violation of valuation rulings, mis-declaration, wrong use of concessionary SROs and in-admissibility of SROs.

According to details, the R&D Section has recovered an amount of Rs 515,965 from M/s Minhas Traders on mis-declaration of quantity of timber; Rs 248,925 has been recovered from M/s Aman Enterprises on non-application of valuation ruling on steel wire; Rs 128,259 has been recovered from M/s Al-Hamad Business on non-application of valuation ruling on grinding disc.

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The R&D Section has recovered an amount of Rs 115,364 from M/s Manghal Trading on mis-declaration of Pakistan Customs Tariff (PCT) on fabric pieces; Rs 11,729 has been recovered from M/s Arahroma Pakistan on mis-declaration of PCT on Lyocol Dor; Rs 67,403 has been recovered from M/s Kashif & Co on non-application of valuation ruling on Sawn Timber; Rs 969,909 have been recovered from M/s MBI Industries Pvt on mis-declaration of classification of washer.

The R&D Section has also recovered an amount of Rs 387,670 from M/s Zain Brothers on non-application of valuation ruling on second hand clothing; Rs 190,852 have been recovered from M/s Anis & Sons on mis-declaration of classification on miscellaneous goods; Rs 1,149,633 have been recovered from M/s Ali & Hammad Enterprises on mis-declaration of weight on miscellaneous goods.

It has recovered an amount of Rs 1,046,474 from M/s Al-Razzak Fibers Pvt Ltd on withdrawal of concessionary SRO on cotton yarn; Rs 1,116,360 has been recovered from M/s Prosperity Weaving Mills Ltd on withdrawal of concessionary SRO on cotton yarn.

The R&D Section has recovered an amount of Rs 2,800,000 from M/s Ehsan International on non-application of SRO 567 on artificial leather.

It is pertinent to mention here that the R&D Section of MCC-Appraisement (East) is to recover an amount of Rs 13,736,571 from some importers against their violations in clearance of their consignments.

The R&D Section is to recover an amount of Rs 9,803,116 from M/s Raja Abdul Hameed Sons on under valuation of plastic decorative items assorted type. Similarly, it has to recover an amount of Rs 1,329,447 from M/s Crystal Traders on non-application of Valuation Ruling No.496 on hand soap; an amount of Rs 714,046 from M/s Mairaj & Sons on mis-declaration of PCT classification on high tensile nut bolt; an amount of Rs 1,889,962 from M/s Ehsan Enterprises on mis-declaration of description/classification of artificial leather.

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