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Secretary Excise tells officers to gear up efforts to achieve revenue target

byM. Imran Mehar
11/02/2015
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Secretary Excise Punjab Ali Tahir during a high level meeting at Transport House Excise Office Lahore on Tuesday directed officers to redouble their efforts for achieving revenue target. Ali Tahir asked high officials to take all necessary steps to increase revenue collection as it is not satisfactory.

Meeting was held to check the performance of officers regarding revenue collection; all high officials were present in the meeting. Secretary Excise was briefed  about targets and recoveries of last month.

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Collection of property taxes in regions of Lahore are up to mark and a healthy share of the target has been achieved but collection of motor vehicle taxes is much less than the set targets. Director General Excise Punjab Ahmad Aziz Tarar, Additional Director General Excise Masood ul Haq,  Additiolan Secretay Excise Imran Aslam, Irfan Yosuf, DG Head quarter and other senior staff was present in the meeting.

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