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Sindh to set up road courts to collect vehicle tax

bySami Udin
18/11/2014
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The Ministry of Excise and Taxation in Sindh has decided to set courts on roads to collect vehicle tax.

Sources in Excise and Taxation Department say: “The ministry has decide to set courts on roads to collect vehicle tax. The courts will be set up in the last week of the current month and magistrates will be deployed to collect outstanding tax.”

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The sources further said: “The Ministry of Excise and Taxation has also started an awareness campaign on vehicle tax with setting up courts on roads and vehicle owners are informed about the benefits of paying taxes.”

Tags: collection of tax.courts on roadMinistry Excise and TaxationSindh

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