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Token tax concession to end on July 31 in Rawalpindi

byShahid Minhas
24/07/2015
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Only nine days are left in 10 percent concession rate of token tax announced by the Motor Branch of the Excise and Taxation Department Rawalpindi.

According to details, the Motor Branch had announced 10 percent concession on token tax till July 31 2015. Now only 9 days are left in ending this scheme. After July 31, 2015 the vehicles caught without token tax will be impounded while 25 percent fine will be imposed on commercial vehicles after expiry of this date.

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The Excise and Taxation Department sources added that special counter were established for the collection of vehicles token tax while the department emphasised the citizens to avail this opportunity and pay token tax before expiry of the deadline.

 

 

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