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WeBOC becomes operational at Wahga border

byMahmood Idrees
17/12/2014
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: The Web-Based One Customs (WeBOC) software has become operational at Wahga border.

The software has been made functional after the examination process completed. More computers have been installed to facilitate traders and clearing agents in filing their goods declarations (GDs).

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Sources said the customs officials were using both WeBOC and One Customs as the traders and clearing agents could face difficulties if the old version of software was replaced with WeBOC immediately.

The Pakistan Revenue Automation Limited (PRAL) officials at Wahga have offered support to the traders and agents.

A PRAL official said that agents came to his office and filed their GDs in the supervision of the official staff several times until they learnt it properly. He also said that workshops had been conducted to train the traders and agents in this regard. He said that traders could complete their paper work within 2-3 hours by using the new technology instead of waiting for a whole day.

On the other hand, customs authorities have asked all traders and clearing agents to get their registration and IDs soon.

Talking to Customs Today, clearing agents and traders said that trade of fresh items such as vegetables and fruits needed speedy clearance process. They said that customs officials have assured them that WeBOC would expedite the work process.

 

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