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Transporters urged to deposit Passengers and Goods Tax by December 31 in Himachal Pradesh

The state government has given another chance to owners of commercial vehicles, who failed to deposit Passengers and Goods Tax with the Excise Department, to do so by December 31. Bilaspur Regional Transport Officer Rajesh Kumar Kaushal said transporters should...
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The state government has given another chance to owners of commercial vehicles, who failed to deposit Passengers and Goods Tax with the Excise Department, to do so by December 31. Bilaspur Regional Transport Officer Rajesh Kumar Kaushal said transporters should submit documents at the Regional Transport Office and obtain tax clearance before December 31.

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