Revenue collection: Rs470 million recovered in Bahawalpur

As much as 70 per cent of revenue target met.


Our Correspondent February 09, 2013
Rs470 million had been recovered in the district in six months. DESIGN: ESSA MALIK

BAHAWALPUR:


A meeting on recovery of government revenues was held at the DCO’s office under the chairmanship of Additional Collector Chaudhry Ishtiaq Ahmad Javed on Saturday.


The meeting was told that Rs470 million had been recovered in the district in six months. Rs96 million were recovered as stamp duty, Rs34 million as registration fee, Rs28 million as Capital Value Tax, Rs167 as land transfer fee, Rs51 million as Abyana and Rs21 million as Agricultural Income Tax.

The meeting was told that this represented 79 per cent of the target set by Revenue Department for stamp duty, 70 per cent for registration fee, 78 per cent for Capital Value Tax, 79 per cent for transfer fee and 48 per cent of water rate.

Assistant Commissioner (City) Captain Khalid Mehmood and Assistant Commissioner (Ahmadpur East) Waseem Anwar Khan also attended the meeting.

Published in The Express Tribune, February 10th, 2013.

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