ALOFT INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO., KARACHI versus SECRETARY, REVENUE DIVISION, ISLAMABAD
Section 155E Customs Rules, 2001, RR 455 and 460 Federal Tax Ombudsman Ordinance (XXXV of 2000) Office, Customs Model Collective Waiver Claims Against Exports Against Non-Payment of Section 10 and 11 Waiver Claims Complaint against non-payment was stated that under section 155E of the Customs Act 1969, three checks were issued and sent to the address given by the complainant and the complainant / exporter who did not make any electronic correspondence with the department. Have not been able to confirm receipt of the department, in the letter of claim to the department by the exporter, The order should identify immediately, whether the check was received by the letter person or not, if the check was not received or disconnected due to nomination or incorrect letters, etc. , It should be possible that the department in writing and verbal submissions to do such an investigation revealed that the customs department had not established a reconciliation system to confirm that the check issued by them was custom Whether or not the rolls were properly delivered from the custom addressee rolls 455 to 460 of 2001 that governed the duty drawback was also effective in that regard. The reconciliation system was immediately recommended to the Customs Department to find out why (i) the collector's customs (a) duty drawback checks issued by his collector were not given to the complainant. Was. (B) Detection of checks. (c) Verify with the State Bank, even if the checks have been broken and the matter is resolved. (ii) one of reconciliation in matters of FBR noncompliance and misunderstanding of checks
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