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    June 06, 2016

    Sri Lanka Customs has been able to exceed its target revenue for the first five months of this year.

    According to the Director General Chulananda Perera, the Customs had targeted a revenue of Rs.322 billion for the first five months of this year.


    However the Department was able to earn a revenue of Rs.326 billion rupees by the end of last month, the official disclosed.


    Around 58 percent of the total tax revenue of the country is collected by the Customs. The Department was able to earn an additional revenue of Rs.5 billion which could have been lost by the government.


    The Director General said the Customs is acting as a guardian, a facilitator and as a coordinator of the country and therefore, the Customs Department, which comes under the Ministry of Finance and Planning, is eager to provide maximum facilities to the importers and the exporters.

    Last modified on Monday, 06 June 2016 20:19

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