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ترسیلی کمپنیوں کیلیے انشورنس گارنٹی لازمی قرار دینے کا فیصلہ کسٹمزرولز میں ترامیم کامسودہ تیار،کمپنیاں پاکستانی راستہ استعمال کاڈیڑھ کروڑ دیں گی فوٹو : فائل  اسلام آباد: حکومت نے ترسیل کرنیوالی کمپنیوں کیلیے انشورنس گارنٹی کو لازمی قرار دینے کا فیصلہ کیا ہے۔ وفاقی حکومت ن...

Govt to allow OMCs to store POL products Will amend customs rules to permit companies for build go-downs for storing petroleum products ISLAMABAD: The federal government has decided to allow government-owned and private, local and international oil marketing companies (OMCs) to build go-downs for storing petroleum products including liquefied natural gas (LNG) and lubricant products for exporting them to other countries. To enable this, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) will amend the Customs ...

AGP Recommends FBR to Ensure Customs Duty Drawback Should Not be More Than Actual Duty Paid The Auditor General of Pakistan (AGP) has strongly recommended the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) to ensure that customs duty drawback should not be more than the actual duty paid by the exporter. The latest audit report of the AGP on customs duty drawback for 2011 issued to the FBR revealed that timely issuance of duty drawback has been ensured through Rule 222 of the Customs Rules, 2001 which provides ...

FBR Allows Tourists to Import Vehicles Without Duties for 6 Months The FBR has proposed amendments in the Customs Rules 2001 through a notification issued here on Friday. According to the SRO.201(I)/2021, the “tourist” means a person not normally resident in Pakistan, who enters Pakistan for a stay of not more than six months in the course of any twelve months period for legitimate non-immigrant purposes. ALSO READ Previously, the definition of the tourist as per customs laws is that a tour...

Bangladesh can export edible oil to India: Indian envoy The Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Vikram Kumar Doraiswami, said on Tuesday that Bangladesh can export edible oil to India at 20 per cent value addition to the product   |  25 Feb 2021 4:16 AM GMT DHAKA: The Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Vikram Kumar Doraiswami, said on Tuesday that Bangladesh can export edible oil to India at 20 per cent value addition to the product, as he urged the business communities of both the ...

Bangladesh can export edible oil to India: Indian envoy   Wed, Feb 24 2021 08:59:56 AM By Sumi Khan Dhaka, Feb 24 (IANS): The Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Vikram Kumar Doraiswami, said on Tuesday that Bangladesh can export edible oil to India at 20 per cent value addition to the product, as he urged the business communities of both the countries to convince the governments to upgrade goods transportation facilities. On Indian investment in Bangladesh, Doraiswami said, "It would be ...

Doraiswami for infrastructure dev to boost Bangladesh-India trade UNB 23rd February, 2021 05:57:22 Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Vikram Kumar Doraiswami on Tuesday said Bangladesh can export edible oil to India with at 20 percent value addition to the product. "We would like to establish a unique mechanism to allow Bangladesh’s BSTI certification, especially for the food products as well as other products, including steel, in a reciprocal manner," he said. The cost of transportation ...

Multimodal connectivity key to boosting trade: Indian envoy Staff Correspondent 23rd February, 2021 11:15:23 Indian High Commissioner in Dhaka Vikram K Doraiswami has emphasized the need to develop multimodal connectivity system and improve port infrastructure for stronger bilateral trade between Bangladesh and India. He said the multimodal connectivity and better ports infrastructures are key to boost the cross-border trade. The High Commissioner came up with the remarks during a bilateral tra...

The Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Vikram Kumar Doraiswami, said on Tuesday that Bangladesh can export edible oil to India at 20 per cent value addition to the product, as he urged the business communities of both the countries to ...

The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has decided to allow the subscribers of the Customs Computerized System to get enrolment in Pakistan Single Window