- The Federal Board of Revenue proposes amendments to the Customs Rules, 2001.
- The amendments concern the clearance of di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) in transit to Afghanistan through Gwadar port.
- The amendments require insurance guarantee as financial security to cover leviable duty and taxes.
- Objections or suggestions on the draft amendments can be sent to the Federal Board of Revenue within three days of publication in the official Gazette.
Source: download1.fbr.gov.pk
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