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Sialkot Excise launches crackdown against token tax defaulters

bySaleem Awan Sheikhu
31/05/2016
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SIALKOT: The Excise and Taxation Department has launched a crackdown against token tax defaulters and unregistered vehicles in the region.
District Officer Excise and Taxation Department Iftikhar Kahoat told Customs Today that the department has launched a crackdown against the token tax defaulters. He said that people purchased vehicles by paying millions of rupees but become reluctant to pay token tax, adding that the department has now decided to tighten noose around the tax evaders’ neck.

He further said that teams have been formed to conduct snap checking during which offender vehicles will be impounded. He added that impounded vehicles will not be released until the payment of outstanding taxes.

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