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Transporters irritated over road users’ tax suggestions

byCustoms Today Report
January 13, 2014
in Karachi, Latest News, Trade Associations
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KARACHI: Transporters have showed discontent over the recommendation that road users’ tax shall be collected through additional levies on CNG, diesel and petroleum goods.

President, Karachi Transport Action Committee, Mohammad Ashraf Banglori has said that people including vehicle owners and transporters were already paying wide range of taxes including road users as for example in the form of toll taxes.

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He said that rather efficiency of the departments concerned must improve and the process of roads users’ tax must be streamlined so as to avert reported loss caused by non tax payers.

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