ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka Customs has earned 870 billion rupees from vehicle imports, with year end collections expected to be around 2,545 billion rupees by the last week of December, Customs spokesman Chandana Punchihewa said. Sri Lanka customs was initially given a target of 2,115 billion rupees, which was revised up to 2,231 billion rupees, he said. “The target also incorporated the expected revenues from vehicles,” Punchihewa said in a video statement sent by government information office. “We got 870 billion rupees from vehicles but that would only have taken the total to around 2,400 billion rupees. “We have so…
Sri Lanka customs earn Rs870bn from vehicle imports in 2025
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