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Gold smugglers game the system - Vimarsana News

Gold smugglers game the system

International smugglers are bringing gold bars into Bangladesh through legal means and then smuggling those to India. The gangs pay the customs fee for the bars and give the carriers some money or even buy their plane tickets in return for the favour, investigators said.

Luxury items including vehicles, mobile phones: RDs imposed through SROs on import expired in March: FBR - Vimarsana News

Luxury items including vehicles, mobile phones: RDs imposed through SROs on import expired in March: FBR

ISLAMABAD: Chairman Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Asim Ahmad said on Thursday that the regulatory duties imposed...

FBR says urea, sugar worth Rs392m seized in Balochistan anti-smuggling operation - Business - Vimarsana News

FBR says urea, sugar worth Rs392m seized in Balochistan anti-smuggling operation - Business

Seizes 41,883 bags of urea having a market value of Rs167.53m and 44,957 bags of sugar having a market value of Rs224.79m.

Source: dawn.com
BOC warehouse inspections in NCR yield P150M worth of agri products - Vimarsana News

BOC warehouse inspections in NCR yield P150M worth of agri products

Intelligence agents of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) have confiscated around P150 million worth of agricultural products, which are all believed to have been smuggled into the country,  in separate inspections in warehouses in Manila, Caloocan and Navotas. 

Source: mb.com.ph
BOC seizes P150 million smuggled agricultural goods - Vimarsana News

BOC seizes P150 million smuggled agricultural goods

A series of raids on six warehouses in Metro Manila resulted in the confiscation of at least P150 million worth of agricultural products believed to have been smuggled from China, the Bureau of Customs reported yesterday.