- Pakistan Customs uncovered a tax evasion scheme related to black tea imports
- Scheme involved misuse of tax exemptions meant for businesses in Azad Kashmir
- Importers were falsely claiming tea consignments were destined for Azad Kashmir to avoid income tax
- 14-ton shipment of black tea imported by a company in Mirpur, Azad Kashmir was traced to a warehouse in Karachi
- Raids revealed 14 tons of black tea and an additional 530 tons of untaxed black tea
- Five different companies were involved in the scheme, totaling Rs 1.6 billion in confiscated goods and tea already sold
- Pakistan Customs Intelligence launched a probe into money laundering and tax evasion activities
- Investigation ongoing to bring perpetrators to justice and recover unpaid taxes
- Importance of robust enforcement measures to combat tax evasion and uphold fiscal integrity in the import sector.
Source: pkrevenue.com
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