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  • New petroleum prices in Pakistan effective from December 01, 2022

    New petroleum prices in Pakistan effective from December 01, 2022

    ISLAMABAD: The finance division on Wednesday issued the new prices of petroleum products with effect from December 01, 2022.

    According to a notification, the prices of petroleum products with effect from December 01, 2022 will be as follows:

    Petrol price will be remained unchanged at Rs224.80 per liter.

    READ MORE: Pakistan may impose petroleum tax to avert revenue shortfall

    The rate of high speed diesel (HSD) will also be remained unchanged at Rs235.30 per liter.

    The price of kerosene has been reduced by Rs10 per liter to Rs181.83 from Rs191.30.

    Likewise, the price of light diesel oil has been reduced by Rs7.50 per liter to Rs179.00 from Rs186.50.

    Experts said that the government had revised the prices for the next fortnight amid sharp fall in international oil prices.

    READ MORE: Petroleum prices in Pakistan for next fortnight effective from November 16, 2022

    However, on the other hand the depreciation in rupee value and imminent imposition of sales tax on petroleum products the benefit of decline in international oil prices may not pass on to domestic consumers.

    The benchmark Brent crude oil ended at $83.19 a barrel on November 28, 2022, having slumped more than 3 per cent to $80.61 earlier in the session for its lowest since January 4, 2022.

    The Brent crude has hit above $120 per barrel during mid-June this year and now fell to the present level leaving ample room to the present government to revise downward the prices to provide relief the domestic consumers.

    READ MORE: Petroleum prices in Pakistan effective from November 01, 2022

    On the other side the government was considering to impose sales tax on petroleum products in order to satisfy International Monetary Fund (IMF) for upcoming talks, which were already delayed.

    Experts believed that the imposition of sales tax on petroleum products would increase the retail prices as well as result in high inflation.

    Experts was anticipating rise in petroleum prices were imminent in the next review as the government was under immense pressure from the IMF to impose sales tax on petroleum products.

    READ MORE: Pakistan keeps petroleum prices unchanged from October 16, 2022

    At present the government adopted a policy to keep zero sales tax on petroleum products instead flat rate of 17 per cent. Furthermore, the government also committed to apply petroleum levy to generate more revenue for curtailing budget deficit.

  • FBR notifies circular to allow third extension in date of return filing

    FBR notifies circular to allow third extension in date of return filing

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Wednesday issued a circular to notify the third extension in date for return filing tax year 2022.

    The FBR issued Circular No. 18 of 2022 to further extend the date for filing annual return for tax year 2022 up to December 15, 2022 from November 30, 2022.

    Further extension in date for filing tax returns has been granted in view of requests received from various trade bodies and tax bar associations.

    The last date for filing income tax return was September 30, 2022 for all taxpayers except companies, which are required to file their returns up to December 31, 2022.

    However, previously through Circular No. 16 of 2022 and Circular No. 17 of 2022, the FBR granted date extension twice due to current flood situation in the country and request from various trade bodies and tax bar associations.

    According to leading tax practitioners although the FBR had extended the date for return filing and resolved many issues pertaining to the return filing yet the taxpayers are facing problems related to calculation of deemed income under Section 7E of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001.

    A day earlier, the Karachi Tax Bar Association (KTBA) demanded an extension to file annual return and statement of income for tax year 2022.

    The tax bar in a letter sent to the chairman of Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on November 29, 2022 informed that neither taxpayers nor the consultants would able to complete return filing task by November 30, 2022.

    KTBA President Syed Rehan Hasan Jafri stated that during recent Karachi visit of the FBR chairman bottlenecks in return filing were discussed. The issue of filing the newly introduced 7E Form was also discussed at length.

    “Our meeting remained very conducive wherein it was ensured that all the issues and concerns and the glitches would be removed at priority basis to ease and expedite preparation and the filing work both for taxpayers and the tax advisors,” the KTBA president said.

    Our meeting was followed by another very successful meeting at your directions, with the following members and the Chief Commissioner, Corporate Tax Office, Inland Revenue, Karachi on November 07, 2022 for the purpose of facilitation and resolution of the issues.

    The FBR chairman has been apprised that all the concerns which were shared, either these were related to return filing in general or filing of 7E form in particular are still pending unsolved.

    The taxpayers and their counsellors both are faced with the stigma of Status Quo. Subsequently a notification has been issued vide SRO 2052 on November 22, 2022 whereby the date for filing 7E annexure has been extended for those who already had filed their return before the form of 7E Annexure was introduced on October 13, 2022.

    This is another task assigned to the Taxpayers / Tax Advisors to complete it as per the stipulated times mentioned therein per SRO cited above and yet the Form to be submitted is still pending issued, which need to be issued as soon as possible in order to facilitate the Taxpayers within the stipulated time given to Taxpayers.

    Therefore, the KTBA urged the FBR chairman to extend the date for all the taxpayers at par instead, along with the resolution of these errors and mistakes.

  • FBR collects Rs2.69 trillion in 5MFY23 despite tax free petroleum products

    FBR collects Rs2.69 trillion in 5MFY23 despite tax free petroleum products

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) on Wednesday announced to collect Rs2.69 trillion during first five months (July – November) 2022/2023 (5MFY23) surpassing revenue target for the period, despite no tax on petroleum products.

    In a statement the FBR said that it had continued to demonstrate excellent performance in revenue collection for the fifth consecutive month of the current financial year and has exceeded both the five months target of Rs2.68 trillion as well as monthly target of Rs537 billion despite import compression and zero rating on POL products.

    READ MORE: Tax return filing date extended up to Dec 15, 2022

    As per provisional figures, Rs2.69 trillion has been collected against Rs 2.33 trillion collected during the corresponding period of the previous year, by recording an increase of over 15.3 per cent.

    The FBR has also issued refunds to the tune of Rs135 billion as against Rs124 billion issued last year.

    Provisional gross revenue collection is recorded as Rs2.82 trillion for the first five months as against Rs2.45 trillion collected during the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year. Collection of direct tax registered maximum growth of 43 per cent.

    READ MORE: FBR sets up check posts for monitoring supplies from tax exempt areas

    The provisional net collection for the month of November, 2022 is Rs538.2 billion which shows an increase of more than 11.5 per cent over the collection of Rs 480 billion for November 2021.

    The revenue body acknowledged the efforts of all field formations and officers for their untiring efforts and commitment to optimize revenue collection in difficult times where sales tax collection on imports is showing negative growth.

    READ MORE: Tax on deemed income from immovable property under Section 7E

    Achievement of targets was made possible due to extraordinary steps taken in the areas of recoveries, monitoring and day to day vigilance.

    Only in the area of Income Tax arrears, FBR collected Rs.24.17 billion during the five-month period as against Rs.11.69 billion collected last year.

    During the month Rs.8.98 billion was collected against Rs.6.65 billion collected last year.

    READ MORE: Supreme Court discourages taxpayers seeking relief in show cause notices

    The revenue collection trends during the first five months of the financial year augurs well towards the achievement of the assigned revenue targets for current financial year. This unprecedented growth in tax revenues underscore the resolve of the Government and FBR to make Pakistan a prosperous nation.

  • Pakistan keeps prices of petrol, HSD unchanged till December 15, 2022

    Pakistan keeps prices of petrol, HSD unchanged till December 15, 2022

    ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Wednesday kept the prices of petrol and high speed diesel (HSD) for next fortnight starting December 01, 2022.

    However, the prices of kerosene oil and light speed diesel (LDO) reduced by Rs10 per liter and Rs7.5 per liter, respectively.

    READ MORE: Pakistan to decide petroleum prices effective from December 01, 2022

    Finance Minister Ishaq Dar in a press conference announced the revision in petroleum prices for the period December 01 to 15, 2022.

    Previously, on September 30, 2022 the government made changes in petroleum prices.

    READ MORE: Pakistan may impose petroleum tax to avert revenue shortfall

    The new prices of petroleum products for next fortnight will be as follow:

    The prices of petrol and HSD shall be Rs224.80 per liter and Rs235 per liter, respectively.

    However, the rate of kerosene shall be reduced by Rs10 to Rs181.83 per liter from Rs191.83. Similarly, the price of LDO shall be reduced by Rs7.50 to Rs179 per liter from Rs186.50.

    READ MORE: Petroleum prices in Pakistan for next fortnight effective from November 16, 2022

    The benchmark Brent crude oil ended at $83.19 a barrel on November 28, 2022, having slumped more than 3 per cent to $80.61 earlier in the session for its lowest since January 4, 2022.

    The Brent crude has hit above $120 per barrel during mid-June this year and now fell to the present level leaving ample room to the present government to revise downward the prices to provide relief the domestic consumers.

    READ MORE: Petroleum prices in Pakistan effective from November 01, 2022

  • Tax return filing date extended up to Dec 15, 2022

    Tax return filing date extended up to Dec 15, 2022

    ISLAMABAD: The federal government on Wednesday extended the last date for filing income tax returns by 15 days to December 15, 2022 from November 30, 2022.

    Finance Minister Ishaq Dar at a press conference announced the extension in return filing date.

    READ MORE: Another tax return filing date extension on the cards?

    A large number of taxpayers have filed their income tax returns for tax year 2022. Yet many taxpayers are stuck up in a complicated calculation of income from property and unable to discharge their liability of return filing.

    The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) had extended the last date till November 30, 2022 for filing income tax return for tax year 2022. However, tax experts believe that the FBR should have to resolve the matter under Section 7E of Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 before setting deadline for return filing.

    The last date for filing income tax return was September 30, 2022 for all taxpayers except companies, which are required to file their returns up to December 31, 2022.

    However, through Circular No. 16 of 2022 and Circular No. 17 of 2022, the FBR granted date extension twice due to current flood situation in the country and request from various trade bodies and tax bar associations.

    Tax practitioners said that although the FBR had extended the date for return filing and resolved many issues pertaining to the return filing yet the taxpayers are facing problems related to calculation of deemed income under Section 7E of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001.

    Interestingly, the FBR issued SRO 1955(I)/2022 on October 24, 2022 to amend Income Tax Rules, 2002 and made it mandatory for taxpayers to provide details pertaining to deemed income of immovable property along with the return for tax year 2022.

    Since many taxpayers had filed their income tax returns during July 01 – October 23 so the amendment deprived such taxpayers in providing the required details.

    In order to resolve the issue the FBR issued another SRO 2052(I)/2022 allowing to submit details of deemed income by those taxpayers, who filed their returns before October 24, 2022.

    The tax practitioners said that the FBR should have been allowed relaxation to all the taxpayers the mandatory requirement of deemed income detail. They said that it should be deferred for one year as many taxpayers may not able to fulfil the requirement.

    During his recent visit Karachi, FBR chairman Asim Ahmad had made it clear that no date extension would be granted further beyond November 30, 2022. He however assured the tax practitioners that all the issues pertaining to the return filing would be resolved. Furthermore, tax authorities promised to issue a clarification related to Section 7E.

    Tax practitioners said that so far no such clarification was issued and complications in this regard was also not resolved.

    A month ago, Karachi Tax Bar Association (KTBA) sent a letter to the FBR chairman highlighting many issues related to return filing. At present the issues pertaining to Section 7E still are creating hurdles in return filing.

  • Date extended up to December 31 for VPN registration

    Date extended up to December 31 for VPN registration

    Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has extended the last date for registration of Virtual Private Network (VPN) up to December 31, 2022.

    The PTA said that usage of any mode of communication such as VPN by means of which communication becomes hidden or encrypted is a violation of PTA regulations.

    The authority said it had extended the date for VPN registration and also simplified the process. “Now public and private sector organizations, foreign missions and freelancers, who desire to use VPN for their legitimate purposes, must register their VPN by using online application available at https://ipregistration.pta.gov.pk by December 31, 2022, to avoid disruption.

    The PTA further said that application for VPN registration will only be accepted through above mentioned online application. “Application communicated through any other means shall not acceptable,” it added.

    According to the PTA following features are available in portal for IP Whitelisting and VPN Registration: VPN registration for Companies; VPN registration for free lancers having letter of authentication; IP Whitelisting for Call Centers; and IP Whitelisting for Video Conference for organizations and companies.

    The authority highlighted documents required for VPN registration and said that PTA had reduced documentation for VPN registration and IP Whitelisting and following documents would be required:

    VPN for Companies:

    CNIC of applicant (Both sides)

    Letter of Incorporation or proof of Active tax payer

    VPN for free lancers

    CNIC of applicant (Both sides)

    Letter of Authentication from employer / business concern

    Call Centers

    CNIC of applicant (Both sides)

    Letter of Incorporation or proof of Active tax payer

    Call Center registration Certificate from PSEB

    Fee in case of five or more IP addresses (including previously whitelisted IP addresses)

    Video Conferencing

    CNIC of applicant (Both sides)

    Letter of Incorporation / letter from Government organizations / companies

    Fee in case of five or more IP addresses (including previously whitelisted IP addresses)

  • Pakistan slaps 5pc regulatory duty on yarn import

    Pakistan slaps 5pc regulatory duty on yarn import

    ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Tuesday slapped regulatory duty at 5 per cent on the import of filament yarns.

    The 5 per cent regulatory duty would be imposed on filament Yarns falling in Pakistan Customs Tariff (PCT) of 5402.3300, 5402.4600, 5402.4700, 5402.5200 and 5402.6200.

    The decision has been taken at a meeting of Economic Coordination Committee of the Cabinet (ECC) which was presided over by Finance Minister Ishaq Dar.

    READ MORE: PYMA urges government not to impose regulatory duty on yarn

    Ministry of Commerce submitted a summary on Individual Tariff Rationalization proposal from different sectors for review of Regulatory Duties (RDs). The ECC after discussion approved the proposal to reduce RD on Disodium Carbonate (PCT – 2836.2000) from current rate of 20 per cent to 10 per cent and imposed RD at rate of 5 per cent on filament Yarns (PCT 5402.3300, 5402.4600, 5402.4700, 5402.5200 and 5402.6200).

    Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research Tariq Bashir Cheema, Federal Minister for Power Khurram Dastgir Khan, Federal Minister for Industries and Production Syed Murtaza Mahmud, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Ms. Marriyum Aurangzeb, Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Ahsan Iqbal, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi MNA/Ex-PM, SAPM on Finance Tariq Bajwa, SAPM on Revenue Tariq Mehmood Pasha, Coordinator to PM on Commerce and Industry Rana Ihsan Afzal, Federal Secretaries, Chairman Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) and other senior officers attended the meeting.

    READ MORE: ECC approves raising petroleum levy to Rs50 per liter on RON 95

    Finance Division submitted a summary on launch of Credit Guarantee Scheme under Credit Guarantee Trust Fund through Second Supplemental Trust Deed.

    It was presented that Pakistan Mortgage Refinance Company Limited (PMRC) has been setup as a joint initiative of the government of Pakistan and Commercial Banks/Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) to provide medium and long term funding to primary mortgage lenders by raising from the capital debt market at cheaper rates.

    PMRC being the trustee launched a scheme titled, Credit Guarantee Trust Scheme under the First Supplemental Trust Deed.

    To expand the provision of risk cover to FIs against financing in housing sector, the WB approved an additional credit line to the government of Pakistan for housing finance project which may be passed on to Credit Guarantee Trust Fund.

    READ MORE: Petroleum sales decrease by 22% in four months of 2022-2023

    In view of above, the ECC allowed to launch a new scheme titled, Credit Guarantee Trust Scheme for low income housing through Second Supplemental Trust Deed with an amount of $85 million to be obtained from the World Bank (WB) to provide risk cover to financing institutions against their financing in housing sector.

    Ministry of National Food Security and Research submitted a summary on fixation and notification of Minimum Indicative Prices of Tobacco Crop 2023. After detailed deliberation, the ECC approved minimum indicative prices for various types of tobacco for different areas for 2023 tobacco crop as under: S. No Types of Tobacco Minimum Indicative prices for 2023 Crop (Rs. Per Kg) 1. Flue Cured Virginia (FCV) i. Plain Area ii. Sub-mountainous Area 310 351 2. Dark Air-Cured Tobbaco (DAC) 190 3 White Patta 146 4. Burley 223 5. Naswar/ Snuff/Hookah and other Rustica tobacco and its products 146 6.

    Sun Cured Virginia (SCV) 200 Power Division submitted a summary on Uniform tariff for K-electric. It was submitted that KE applicable uniform variable charge is required to be modified to maintain the uniform tariff across the country with category wise increases including general supply tariff – residential, general supply tariff – commercial, industrial supply tariff, bulk supply tariff, agriculture tariff, and public lighting with recovery period of four months.

    READ MORE: K-Electric posts huge losses despite 144% jump in tariff adjustment revenue

    It was also shared such adjustment shall be applicable on the consumption from October 2022 to January 2023 to be recovered from consumers in December 2022 to March 2023, respectively.

    The ECC after deliberation approved this proposal. Power Division submitted another summary on settlement of payables to Government Owned Power Plants at par with IPPS. The ECC approved Technical Supplementary Grant of Rs. 93.438 billion in three tranches of Rs. 31.146 billion each.

    The ECC discussed summary submitted by Ministry of National Food Security and Research submitted on Kissan Package-2022 and approved base tariff for electric tube wells at Rs. 13/kWH from Rs. 16.60/kWH, providing relief to farmers of Rs. 3.60/kWH effective from November 01, 2022 to compensate the damage caused by the floods and heavy rains.

    Ministry of Information and Broadcasting submitted a summary for allocation of budget to launch comprehensive media awareness campaign on government initiatives, programmes and projects. The ECC after detailed discussion approved Supplementary Grant of Rs. 2 billion for flood related media campaigns.

    ECC approved Rs. 15 billion in favour of Election Commission of Pakistan for Current Financial Year 2022-23. Out of Rs. 15 billion, Rs. 5 billion will be released immediately while the balance will be released in tranches on utilization of the first tranche.

    The ECC also approved Technical Supplementary Grant amounting to Rs. 162.521 million in favour of Ministry of Housing and Works in addition to approving Rs. 250 million for execution of development scheme titled “Construction of Railway underpass, Gojra, District Toba Tek Singh” and Rs. 144.210 million for execution of development schemes in District D.I. Khan.

  • Pakistan will repay foreign debt on time: Dar

    Pakistan will repay foreign debt on time: Dar

    ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Ishaq Dar Tuesday said that the Pakistan will repay foreign debt against international bonds on time.

    The finance minister said at a meeting with a delegation of institutional investors at Finance Division.

    Ishaq Dar further asserted that present government aims at successfully completing the IMF program and shared that the government will repay the international bonds on time. Further, there was no plan to approach Paris Club.

    READ MORE: Pakistan repays $1.8 billion in November 2022: SBP

    He further asserted that present government is committed to honor all of the financial commitments made by the present as well previous government with national and international financial institutions.

    The delegation comprised of Managing Director Khurram Sheikh and Ms. Alia Moubayed from Jefferies, Mahmood Ali Shah Bukhari – CEO K-trade, Vice President Luis Assad Simon Tamborrel from Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Co-Chief Investment Officer James Edmon Craige from Stone Harbor Investment Partners, Portfolio Manager Carl Vermassen from Vontobel Asset Management.

    While SAPM on Finance Tariq Bajwa, SAPM on Revenue Tariq Pasha, Special Secretary Finance and other senior officers from Finance Division also attended the meeting.

    READ MORE: State Bank stuns market with massive policy rate hike

    The delegation discussed about the economic situation and outlook of the country. The delegation held a comprehensive discussion with the Finance Minister regarding IMF program, flood related expenditure and losses, market perception and outlook, as well as external account situation.

    The Finance Minister welcomed the delegation and assured the delegation that the present government has taken all pragmatic measures to facilitate the business environment in Pakistan.

    READ MORE: SBP raises benchmark interest rate by 100 basis points to 16pc

    He shared that Pakistan is slowly but gradually moving toward economic stability and it is high time to invest in Pakistan. It was shared that reconstruction and rehabilitation phase will start in the coming months. The Finance Minister appreciated the friendly countries for their flood relief support.

    In conclusion, the delegation thanked the Finance Minister for their positive response and support.

    READ MORE: SBP keeps policy rate unchanged at 15% amid economic deceleration

  • Pakistan out of default risk: PM Shehbaz

    Pakistan out of default risk: PM Shehbaz

    ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif Tuesday said Pakistan is out of default risk due to difficult decisions taken by the present government.

    The prime minister said the government was taking all possible steps to further strengthen the national economy and was striving with priority measures to reduce price hike and provide relief to the common people.

    The prime minister expressed these views while talking to a delegation of Jefferies, a leading global investment banking and capital markets firm. Minister for Finance Ishaq Dar was also present during the meeting.

    The prime minister regretted that unfounded rumours were being spread about the economy of Pakistan and reprehensible efforts were being made to create havoc.

    He said the coalition government without caring for the political price, saved the country from the repercussions of the previous four years’ maladministration by the former government.

    He also reiterated that the government was making efforts to reduce the foreign trade deficit and providing all possible facilities to the foreign investors. 

    Welcoming the delegation, the prime minister invited the firm to open its office in Pakistan.

    The delegation termed the economic recovery of Pakistan as a good sign under the leadership of prime minister that faced the economic challenges in an effective manner and put the country on the path of economic stability.

  • FBR sets up check posts for monitoring supplies from tax exempt areas

    FBR sets up check posts for monitoring supplies from tax exempt areas

    KARACHI: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has established 16 check posts to monitor supplies from sales tax exempt areas.

    The FBR issued SRO 2061(I)/2022 on Monday to notify the check posts and coverage of areas by the mobile squads.

    READ MORE: Tax on deemed income from immovable property under Section 7E

    Under Section 40D of Sales Tax Act, 1990, a Regional Tax Office (RTO) having jurisdiction may establish check-posts on the routes originating from tax-exempt areas for the purpose of examining the goods carried and the documents related thereto, an officer not below the rank of Inspector, Inland Revenue, as authorized by the Commissioner, Inland Revenue, and assigned to such check-posts, may stop vehicle on such routes as coming from tax-exempt areas and examine documents for ascertaining their validity and conformity to the goods carried.

    Following are details of name and particulars of check posts established, mobile teams, and routes/area covered:

    READ MORE: Another tax return filing date extension on the cards?

    Mobile Squad 01: Karkhano Market Check Post of Khyber District Exit will cover the area of University Road/GT Road Peshawar Leading from Khyber District up to Motorway Entry Point.

    Mobile Squad 02: Sher Garh Check Post for Malakand Division Post for Malakand Division Exit will cover the area of Malakand Mardan Road Covering Mardan / Nowshera routes leading up to Motorway entry point.

    Mobile Squad 03: SodamRustam Check Post Buner for Malakand Division Exit will cover the area of Rustam-Buner Road, Covering area between Mardan and Buner.

    Mobile Squad 04: BakkaKhel (Bannu-MiranShah Road) will cover Miranshah Road Covering area between Miranshah and Bannu leading up to Indus Highway.

    READ MORE: Supreme Court discourages taxpayers seeking relief in show cause notices

    Mobile Squad 05: Katland Check Post for Malakand Division Exit will cover area Katlang Road, covering area between Malakand and Mardan / Swabi leading up to Motorway.

    Mobile Squad 06: Peshawar Motorway Check  Post (outside toll plaza) for Malakand Division Exit will cover area M1 Motorway Entry covering area between Peshawar and Swat Motorway entry.

    Mobile Squad 07: Charsadda Motorway Check Post (outside toll plaza) for Malakand Division Exit will cover area Nisatta Interchange (M1 Motorway) covering area between Charsadda and Malakand.

    Mobile Squad 08: Mardan Motorway Check Post (outside Rashakai toll plaza) for Malakand Division Exit will cover the Rashakai interchange (M1 Motorway) covering the area between Mardan and Malakan.

    Mobile Squad 09: Swabi Motorway Check Post (outside toll plaza) for Malakand Division Exit will cover Karnal Sher Khan Interchange (M1 Motorway) covering the area between Swabi and Malakan.

    Mobile Squad 10: Shabqadar Check Post for Mohmand Exit will cover Shabqadar Road leading up to Mohmand covering the area between Shabqadar and Mohmand.

    Mobile Squad 11: Warsak Road Check Post for Mohmand Exit will cover Warsak Road leading up to Mohmand covering the area between Warsak and Mohmand.

    READ MORE: Member Customs assures swift clearance of export consignments

    Mobile Squad 12: Shahkas Check Post for Khyber District Exit will cover Bara Road leading from Shahkas Khyber District leading up to Peshawar.

    Mobile Squad 13: Matani Check Post for Khyber District Exit will cover Indus-Bara Link Road covering area between Matani (Peshawar) and Khyber.

    Mobile Squad 14: Old Marrie (Boya-Paira) for Orakzai Agency Main Exit will cover Orakzai District Road covering the area between Kohat and Orakzai.

    Mobile Squad 15: Wazirabad on Tank – Waana Road for South Waziristan Exit will cover Tank – Wana – Angoor Adda Road covering area between Tank and South Waziristan leading up to DI Khan.

    Mobiel Squad 16: Kohat Tunnel Exit for Khyber District Exit will cover Road leading from Mattani Peshawar up to Kohat Tunnel covering Dera Adam Kheil.