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Sindh collects Rs12,172.9m tax during two months

byCT Report
23/09/2019
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KARACHI: A meeting was held to review and accelerate the overall tax collection situation across the Sindh province.

The meeting was chaired by Minister for Excise and Taxation Mukesh Kumar Chawla. It was also attended by Secretary Excise and Taxation & Narcotics Control Abdul Haleem Sheikh, Director Generals Shabbir Ahmed Sheikh, Shoaib Ahmed Siddiqui and other officers.

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Briefing the meeting, Director General Excise said that the excise department received tax revenue from Sindh motor vehicle tax, infrastructure cess, professional tax, cotton fee, property tax and entertainment duty etc. During the current financial year’s July and August, a total of Rs12,172.986 million tax collected.

Speaking on the occasion, Chawla said that the performance of the department in collecting taxes had been commendable as it recovered over 100% taxes during the last financial year and this time efforts were afoot to ensure better performance than last year.

He said that the development of the province depends on timely and accurate collection of taxes and it was the duty of the officers to achieve their goals in a timely and honest manner. On the occasion, Director General Narcotics Control Siddiqui briefed the minister  on the steps taken to make the Narcotics Department active, on which Chawla expressed his satisfaction and emphasized on making the sector more active.

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