- The Finance Act 2025 has been passed, introducing changes to Pakistan’s customs duty system.
- Amendments aim to streamline trade procedures and improve customs system efficiency.
- Definitions for Cargo Tracking System and e-bilty have been clarified.
- The threshold for customs duty on low-value imports is set at Rs 1,000.
- Goods assessment under transshipment can occur at various locations as prescribed by the FBR.
- Timelines for goods clearance and warehousing have been relaxed.
- The requirement for a pay order or bank guarantee in duty recoveries is reduced to 25%.
- Sales of goods must be conducted via public auction for transparency.
Source: pkrevenue.com
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