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Pakistan seizes 21 non-custom-paid luxury vehicles of Qatari royal family

  • Customs duty on the vehicles was initially waived for three months, but Qatari royal family never paid it later
  • International tax counsel says customs department can recover the duty by auctioning the vehicles
By Aamir Shah ·

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