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  • MCC Islamabad announces auction of imported vehicles on Dec 16

    MCC Islamabad announces auction of imported vehicles on Dec 16

    ISLAMABAD: Model Customs Collectorate (MCC) Islamabad announced auction of confiscated vehicles and vehicles of PM’s House to be held on December 16, 2020 at State Warehouse of the collectorate.

    Following confiscated vehicles to be presented for the auction:

    01. Ambulance, Model 2004, Reg. No. P-137DJW, Chassis No. VF1FB30AH14443523

    02. Nissan X-Trail Comfort, Model 2004, Reg. No. AD-22-37, Chassis No. JNITENT30Z0005883

    03. Toyota Hilux Double Cabin, Model 2001, Reg. No. X-68-3207, Chassis No. JTFDE626-X00073262

    04. Toyota Hilux, Model 1998, Reg. No. X-68-3053, Chassis No. LN166-0010333

    05. Toyota Hilux Pickup, Model 1999, Reg. No. X-68-3046, Chassis No. LN166-0025730

    06. Toyota Land Cruiser, Model 2001, Reg. No. X-68-3211, Chassis No. JTEBE91J-600013045

    07. Toyota Hilux, Model 1999, Reg. No. X-68-3045, Chassis No. LN166-0025725

    08. Toyota Land Cruiser Station Wagon, Model 1998, Reg. No. X-68-3051, Chassis No. JT711PJA507008050

    09. Toyota Crown Car, Model 2014, Reg. No. AGA-992, Chassis No. AWS210-6080692

    10. Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, Model 2005, Reg. No. LEF-07-7667, Chassis No. VZJ120-0010933

    11. Toyota Vitz Car, Model 2010, Reg. No. ZT-982-ICT, Chassis No. SCP90-5176119

    12. Toyota Mark-X, Model 2006, Reg. No. BS-990, Chassis No. GRX120-0065268

    13. Toyota Mark-X, Model 2006, Reg. No. CJ-466, Chassis No. GRX120-0054307

    14. Toyota Axio Car, Model 2007, Reg. No. AYN-376, Chassis No. ZRE142-6009719

    15. Toyota Mark-X, Model 2005, Reg. No. ARM-777, Chassis No. GRX120-0032030

    16. Toyota Prado TZ, Model 2003, Reg. No. ADL-364, Chassis No. VZJ121-0005538

    17. Toyota Land Cruiser, Model 2003, Reg. No. SY-136, Chassis No. VZJ121-0006183

    18. Toyota Hilux, Model 1999, Reg. No. AJKE-3, Chassis No. LN167-0017987

    19. Toyota Premio Car, Model 2007, Reg. No. AYQ-866, Chassis No. ZRT260-3012620

    20. Toyota Corona Car, Model 1996, Reg. No. QL-909, Chassis No. AT211-0003341

    21. Toyota Prado (TX), Model 2003, Reg. No. BD-2464, Chassis No. VZJ120-0003813

    22. Toyota Hilux Surf, Model 2005, Reg. No. BD-5379, Chassis No. VZN215-0007535

    23. Toyota Vitz Car, Model 2004, Reg. No. LE-20-320, Chassis No. SCP13-0041072

    24. Honda Civic Car, Model 2006, Reg. No. SV-002, Chassis No. FD3-1003719

    25. Toyota Corolla Car, Model 2004, Reg. No. BS-334, Chassis No. NZE121-3349196

    26. Toyota Suceed Car, Model 2005, Reg. No. WD-195, Chassis No. NCP51-0088584

    27. Toyota Vitz Car, Model 2001, Reg. No. ASF-433, Chassis No. NCP10-0143239

    28. Toyota Land Criuser, Model 1999, Reg. No. UN-68-652, Chassis No. JT711PJA507515993

    29. Nissan Double Cabin, Model 2001, Reg. No. X-68-1359, Chassis No. JN1CJUD22Z0023936

    30. Nissan Double Cabin, Model 2001, Reg. No. X-68-1366, Chassis No. JN1CJUD22Z0023946

    31. Toyota Hilux Double Cabin, Model 2001, Reg. No. X-68-1366, Chassis No. JTFDE626X00106955

    32. Toyota Hilux Double Cabin, Model 2004, Reg. No. X-68-3408, Chassis No. JTFDE626200118937

    33. Station Wagon, Model 1998, Reg. No. UN-68-596, Chassis No. JT711PJA507002312

    34. Station Wagon, Model 1999, Reg. No. UN-68-79, Chassis No. JT711PJA507009432

    35. Toyota Hilux Double Cabin, Model 2004, Reg. No. X-68-3405, Chassis No. JTFDE626100119464

    36. Toyota Hilux Double Cabin, Model 1999, Reg. No. X-68-3031, Chassis No. LN1660025751

    37. Toyota Hilux Double Cabin, Model 1999, Reg. No. X-68-3034, Chassis No. LN1660025766

    38. Nissan Pickup Double Cabin, Model 2006, Reg. No. X-68-3675, Chassis No. JN1CJUD22Z0079080

    39. Nissan Pickup Double Cabin, Model 2006, Reg. No. X-68-3685, Chassis No. JN1CJUD22Z0079243

    40. Toyota Pickup Double Cabin, Model 2005, Reg. No. X-68-3512, Chassis No. JTFDE626300149923

    LIST OF PM’S HOUSE VEHICLES FOR AUCTION HELD ON December 16, 2020

    1. BMW Car 760 U, Model 2014, Reg. No. -, Chassis No. CH-WBAHP42000DY992255

    2. BMW Car 760 U, Model 2014, Reg. No. -, Chassis No. CH-WBAHP42020DY99226

    3. Toyota Land Cruiser Jeep (Protected), Model 2014, Reg. No. Un-registered, Chassis No. URJ2024093203

    4. Toyota Land Cruiser, Model 2008, Reg. No. CD-94-02, Chassis No. JTECB01J301032994

    5. Toyota Land Cruiser, Model 2008, Reg. No. CD-94-03, Chassis No. JTEEV73J400002043

    6. Mercedes Benz Car (Protected), Model 2005, Reg. No. LEK-9939 (un-registered), Chassis No. WDB-2201752A473693

    7. Mercedes Benz Car (Protected), Model 2005, Reg. No. GD-346, Chassis No. WDB-2201762A457073

    8. Mercedes Benz Car (Protected), Model 2005, Reg. No. IDJ-6984 (unregistered), Chassis No. WDB-2201752A476036

    9. Mercedes Benz Car (Protected), Model 2005, Reg. No. IDF-9084 (un-registered), Chassis No. WDB-2201752A475123

    10. Stretched Limousine Car (Protected), Model 2005, Reg. No. GF-037, Chassis No. WDB-2201752A457643

    11. Toyota Lexus Jeep (Protected), Model 2005, Reg. No. Un-registered, Chassis No. JTJHT00W633531475

    12. Mercedes Benz Car (Protected), Model 2005, Reg. No. GD-341, Chassis No. WDB-2201762A457435

    13. BMW 760LI, Model 2014, Protected, Reg. No. Un-registered, Chassis No. WBAPH42070DY99223

    14. Mitsubishi Lancer S/Saloon, Model 1994, Reg. No. LOY-9760, Chassis No. CSNCBIRU00812

  • Car import climbs up by 185 percent in July – October

    Car import climbs up by 185 percent in July – October

    ISLAMABAD: The import of motor cars has climbed up by 185 percent during first four months (July – October) of current fiscal year 2020/2021 after ease in coronavirus lockdown.

    The import of Completely Built Units (CBU) motor cars increased to $58 million during July – October of the current fiscal year as compared with $20.24 million in the same period of the last fiscal year, Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) said on Wednesday.

    Industry experts said that as coronavirus lockdown eased in Pakistan as well as in other countries, the overseas Pakistanis cleared the motor vehicles under various schemes granted by the government.

    The commercial import of motor cars is not allowed in Pakistan. However, Pakistanis are allowed to bring motor vehicles under schemes including transfer of residence, gift scheme and personal baggage.

    In the past these scheme were grossly misused and the government while taking strict action imposed restriction that clearance of motor vehicles would only be allowed on payment of duty and taxes out of those amount which was remitted into Pakistan with evidence of banking channels.

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  • Car import climbs up by 167 percent in first quarter

    Car import climbs up by 167 percent in first quarter

    ISLAMABAD: The import of motor cars has surged by 167 percent during first quarter of current fiscal year owing to after ease in coronavirus lockdown globally.

    The import of Completely Built Units (CBU) motor cars increased to $39.15 million during July – September 2020 as compared with $14.69 million in the same period of the last fiscal year, Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) said on Saturday.

    Industry experts said that as coronavirus lockdown eased in Pakistan as well as in other countries the overseas Pakistanis cleared the motor vehicles under various schemes granted by the government.

    The commercial import of motor cars is not allowed in Pakistan. However, Pakistanis are allowed to bring motor vehicles under schemes including transfer of residence, gift scheme and personal baggage.

    In the past these scheme were grossly misused and the government while taking strict action imposed restriction that clearance of motor vehicles would only be allowed on payment of duty and taxes out of those amount which was remitted into Pakistan with evidence of banking channels.

  • FBR collects Rs100 billion as duty, taxes from imported cars

    FBR collects Rs100 billion as duty, taxes from imported cars

    ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has collected Rs100 billion as customs duty and sales tax on import of cars during fiscal year 2019/2020, according to official documents.

    The total revenue from imported cars fell by 31 percent to Rs100 billion during fiscal year 2019/2020 as against Rs144.5 billion in the preceding fiscal year.

    The fall in revenue collection from this head mainly attributed to restriction imposed by the government under which the clearance of imported cars has to be done through payment in foreign exchange and that should be verified by banks.

    Further, the global traveling restrictions following the spread of COVID-19 pandemic also hampered the revenue growth under this head.

    According to official statistics the FBR collected Rs57 billion as customs duty on imported cars during fiscal year 2019/2020 as against Rs81.5 billion in the preceding fiscal year, registering a decline of 30 percent.

    Similarly, the collection of sales tax on imported cars fell by 32 percent to Rs43 billion during fiscal year 2019/2020 as compared with Rs63 billion in the preceding fiscal year, showing a decrease of 32 percent.

    The country imported motor cars worth $99 million during fiscal year 2019/2020 as compared with $222 million in the preceding fiscal year, showing a decline of 55 percent, according to data released by Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS).

  • Policy for import of bullet proof vehicles unveiled

    Policy for import of bullet proof vehicles unveiled

    ISLAMABAD: The ministry of commerce has unveiled policy for import of bullet proof vehicles both in new and used condition.

    The ministry issued SRO 902(I)/2020 dated September 25, 2020 to notify Import Policy Order, 2020 and explained the requirement for import of bullet proof vehicles.

    The bullet proof vehicles are importable on the recommendation of Ministry of Interior subject to following conditions:

    (i) Requests for import of bullet proof vehicles are routed through concerned Provincial Government, which will determine the genuineness of the requirements of the applicant;

    (ii) The applicant will clearly indicate the features of the vehicle proposed to be imported by him;

    (iii) Undertaking be obtained from the applicant that he will ply the vehicle only in high security risk areas; and

    (iv) The vehicle will only be disposed of after obtaining NOC from Ministry of Interior.

    (v) The same conditions and procedures mentioned above shall apply mutatis mutandis, if bullet proof vehicles are imported under Personal Baggage, gift and Transfer of Residence Schemes.

  • Car import surges by 180 percent

    Car import surges by 180 percent

    KARACHI: The import of motor cars has increased by 180 percent during first two months of current fiscal year due to normalization of life after lifting of corona lockdown.

    The import of motor cars was at $26.53 million during July – August 2020 as compared with $9.46 million in the corresponding period of the last year, showing an increase of 180 percent.

    The commercial import of motor cars is not allowed in Pakistan. However, under different schemes such as personal luggage, gift and transfer of resident schemes the overseas Pakistan can bring motor cars in Pakistan.

    In the past these scheme were grossly misused and the government while taking strict action imposed restriction that clearance of motor vehicles would only be allowed on payment of duty and taxes out of those amount which was remitted into Pakistan with evidence of banking channels.

    The import of motor vehicles in completely built units (CBU) including motor cars recorded an increase of 151 percent to $47.18 million during first two months of current fiscal year as compared with $18.76 million in the same period of the last fiscal year.

  • ECC approves expanding duty free car import scheme for disabled persons

    ECC approves expanding duty free car import scheme for disabled persons

    ISLAMABAD: The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet on Wednesday granted approval to expand the scheme of duty free car import by disabled persons.

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  • Import of old, used motor cars falls by 55.41 percent in 2019-2020

    Import of old, used motor cars falls by 55.41 percent in 2019-2020

    KARACHI: The import of used and old cars massively fell by 55.41 percent during fiscal year 2019/2020 due to condition of payment of duty and taxes through foreign exchange imposed by the government.

    The import of used and old cars in Completely Built Unit (CBU) condition fell to $99 million during 2019/2020 as compared with $222 million in the preceding fiscal year, according data released by Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS).

    The commercial import of used or old cars is not allowed under prevailing laws of the country. However, in order to facilitate expatriate Pakistanis the government allows incentives to bring cars into the country.

    The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has allowed Pakistani nationals residing abroad including dual nationals can import old and used vehicles into Pakistan under these schemes: Personal Baggage; Gift Scheme; and Transfer of Residence.

    The cars not older than three years and other vehicles not older than five years can be imported under these schemes, the FBR said.

    These schemes were grossly misused in the past and bulk of imported cars brought into the country.

    However, the ministry of commerce in February 2019 amended Import Policy Order, 2016 and made it mandatory for clearance of cars through foreign exchange, which should be certified by banks.

    Since then the clearance of the cars has come to a standstill. Customs authorities said that a large number of imported cars were at the port but importer had failed to make payment as per procedure prescribed by the ministry of commerce.

    However, later in a meeting of Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) decided to allow payment for duty and taxes for customs clearance of imported cars through local resources with condition that if foreign exchange becomes short due to currency fluctuations or change in duty and tax rates.

    The overall import of CBU vehicles during fiscal year 2019/2020 fell by 43 percent. The import of heavy vehicles including buses and trucks has declined by 24.5 percent. While import of CBU motorcycles fell by 71.63 percent.

    On the other hand the import of cars as Completely Knocked Down (CKD) condition also fell by 41.57 percent to $478 million during 2019/2020 as compared with $818 million in the same period of the last fiscal year.

    Market sources said that massive depreciation in the local currency during past couple of years had increased the cost of local car manufacturers.

    Further, the rates of locally assembled cars for end consumers also jumped up sharply.

    These factors have reduced the productions of locally manufactured cars and subsequently reduced the import of cars in CKD condition.

    The overall import of vehicles in CKD fell by 41.63 percent to $727.52 million during 2019/2020 as compared with $1.24 billion in the preceding fiscal year.

  • Car imports fall by 61pc in eleven months

    Car imports fall by 61pc in eleven months

    KARACHI: The import of used and old cars witnessed sharp decline of 61 percent during first eleven months (July-May) of current fiscal year due to condition of payment of duty and taxes through foreign exchange imposed by the government.

    The import of used and old cars in Completely Built Unit (CBU) condition fell by 61 percent to $84.2 million during July –May 2019/2020 as compared with $216.5 million in the corresponding period of the last year, according data released by Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS).

    The commercial import of used or old cars is not allowed under prevailing laws of the country. However, in order to facilitate expatriate Pakistanis the government allows incentives to bring cars into the country.

    The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has allowed Pakistani nationals residing abroad including dual nationals can import old and used vehicles into Pakistan under these schemes: Personal Baggage; Gift Scheme; and Transfer of Residence.

    The cars not older than three years and other vehicles not older than five years can be imported under these schemes, the FBR said.

    In the past these schemes were grossly misused and bulk of imported cars brought into the country.

    However, the ministry of commerce in February 2019 amended Import Policy Order, 2016 and made it mandatory for clearance of cars through foreign exchange, which should be certified by banks.

    Since then the clearance of the cars has come to a standstill. Customs authorities said that a large number of imported cars were at the port but importer had failed to make payment as per procedure prescribed by the ministry of commerce.

    However, later in a meeting of Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) decided to allow payment for duty and taxes for customs clearance of imported cars through local resources with condition that if foreign exchange becomes short due to currency fluctuations or change in duty and tax rates.

    The overall import of CBU vehicles during first eleven months of current fiscal year fell 48 percent. The import of heavy vehicles including buses and trucks has declined by 27 percent. While import of CBU motorcycles fell by 71 percent.

    On the other hand the import of cars as Completely Knocked Down (CKD) condition also fell by 40 percent to $440 million during July – May 2019 as compared with $736 million in the same period of the last fiscal year.

    Market sources said that massive depreciation in the local currency during past couple of years had increased the cost of local car manufacturers.

    Further, the rates of locally assembled cars for end consumers also jumped up sharply.

    These factors have reduced the productions of locally manufactured cars and subsequently reduced the import of cars in CKD condition.

    The overall import of vehicles in CKD fell by 40 percent to $675 million during first eleven months of 2019/2020 as compared with $1.128 billion in the corresponding period of the last fiscal year.

  • Customs auction of vehicles to be held on June 04 at ASO Headquarter

    Customs auction of vehicles to be held on June 04 at ASO Headquarter

    KARACHI: Pakistan Customs has announced auction of used vehicles to be held on June 04, 2020 at Anti-Smuggling Organization (ASO), East Wharf, Karachi.

    Following vehicles will be presented for the auction:

    01. Used Toyota Lexus Car – Reg No. UC-868 -Model-2006-(As per seat Belt), Chassis: JTHBG 963905034702 / Engine EMH-3 GR-FE158467 – 3485 cc.

    02. Used Toyota Harrier Jeep – Reg.No-JAA-454 – Model-1998 – 2999cc, Chassis No-MCU-10-0013510 – Engine No- IMZ-FE6688090.

    03. Used Toyota Mark-II Saloon Car / Reg. No-BBL-708 / Model-2000 / 1800 HP, Chassis No-JZX110-6000922 / Engine No-1JZ-075010

    04. Used Toyota Land Cruiser Jeep – P.White Reg.No. LZN-888 – Model – 1999 – 4663 CC, Chassis No-UZJ 100-0081129 / Engine No- 2 UZ-0132269.

    05. Used Toyota Hilux Surf Jeep – Reg. No. CJ-4242 (Sindh) – Model-1990 – 2446 CC, Chassis No LN130-0026273 / Engine No. 2L-2264058

    06. Used Nissan X-Trail 5 Door Jeep – Pearl White Reg. No. GR-621 – Model-2005 (As per seat Belt Model-2000), Chassis No. NT 30-100374 – Engine No. QR 20 (DE)

    07. Used Toyota Land Cruiser Jeep – ( Petrol ) White Reg. No. BF-5933 – Model-1995 – 4476 CC, Chassis No. FZJ 80-0109507 / Engine No.

    08. Used Mercedes Benz Saloon Car (AG) – Reg.No. # AB 1001, Chassis No-WDB1240312B476728

    09. Used Toyota Hilux Surf Heep – Reg,No. UU-691 – Modle – 1992 – 240CC., Chassis – LN130-7022502 –

    Engine No-3244904

    10. Used Toyota Mark-X Car Reg. No. AQD-567 – Model-2006 – 2499 cc, Chassis # GRX120-3018594 Engine # 4 GR-FSE

    11. Used Toyota Hilux Surf Jeep Reg. # BC-4942 (Sindh) – Model-1993 – 3000 cc, Chassis # KZN130-9021488 – Engine # 1KZ-0040092

    12. Used Mercedes Saloon Car Reg # ZA-030 (Islamabad) – Model-2000 – 3200cc – Colour White, Chassis # WDB1704652F205019 Engine # 1234567

    13. Used Honda Hybrid Saloon Car Reg # AAP-669 (Quetta) – Model-2006 – 1300 cc, Chassis # FD3-1004625 Engine # LDA-1304637

    14. Used BMW Saloon Car ( 320i ) Reg # AAQ-687 (Quetta) – Model-2005 – 1995 cc, Chassis # WBAVA76080NK19520 Engine # A629H507N46B20BA

    15. Used BMW Car ( 735i ) Reg # YG-455 ( Islamabad ) – Model-2003 – Colour Black, Chassis # WBAGL42050DD81475

    16. Used Toyota Crown Royal Saloon Car Reg # AZS-383 – Model-2013 – Colour Silver, Chassis # AWS210-6030122

    17. Used Toyota Hilux Surf Jeep Reg # WAG – 871 (Quetta) – Model-1996 – 2700 cc, Chassis # KZN185-0033706 Engine # 1KZ-0347330

    18. Used Toyota AQUA Car Reg # ADT-722 – Model-2012, Chassis # NHP10-2060843

    19. Used Nissan X-Trail Jeep Reg # WAJ-910 ( Quetta ) – Model-2004, Chassis # NT30-132366

    20. Used Toyota Mark-X car Reg # Fake-SP-046-A – Model-2005 – 2500 cc, Chassis # GRX120-3006864

    21. Used Toyota Land Cruiser VX Jeep Reg # BC-3498 – Model-1993, Chassis # JT111TJ-800701495

    22. Used Toyota Hilux Surf Jeep ( Petrol ) Reg. # BF-0150 – Model-1996, Chassis # VZN185-0024837

    23. Used Toyota Hilux Surf Jeep ( Petrol ) Reg. # BF-1429 – Model-1996, Chassis # RZN185-0006433