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The revenue received from the customs duty of goods imported from the neighboring country China through the Rasuwa customs checkpoint has been made public. From July of the current financial year to the end of last May, 28 billion 71 crores of revenue has been received from the duty of imported materials and has been deposited in the state treasury.
According to Chief Customs Officer Tulsi Prasad Bhattarai, the revenue has increased by 52 percent compared to the same period of last financial year. 18 billion 98 crore 21 lakh revenue was collected in 11 months of last year. Stating that in the current year, electric vehicles and other materials worth about 80 billion were imported, he said that materials worth 3 billion were exported.
According to him, 6,266 jeeps, cars, vans, 469 three-wheelers and 1,176 microbuses and bus trucks were imported from last July to the end of May. Federal Government's Department of Transport Management for the import of vehicles Chief Bhattarai said that the test is passed on the basis of the kilowatts certified by the motor manufacturing company and said that the revenue is being collected in a transparent manner.
According to Rasuwa Customs Office, 11.48 billion revenue was received from vehicles alone.
