The Ministry of Finance states that the 50 percent surcharge imposed on the customs import tax on vehicles for a period of three months is extended further from tomorrow (15) until December 31.
The Ministry of Finance mentioned that this surcharge, which was imposed on customs import duty for vehicles, remains in effect to cover the extended period through the end of the year.
The Ministry of Finance mentioned that this surcharge, which was imposed on customs import duty for vehicles, remains in effect to cover the extended period through the end of the year.
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