Tonga Customs collects 10 million pa'anga in December
Customs authorities in Tonga have collected about 10 million pa’anga in revenue for the month of December.
The amount is said to be the highest collected for December in the past five years.
The revenue is derived from goods imported from overseas.
CEO of the Customs, Mr Kelemete Vahe said December is a busy month with festivities and Tongans bring many goods from abroad.
He said most of the goods are food and mainly red meat.
Mr Vahe expressed gratitude to people for not adding difficulties to the tasks of Customs officers by importing illegal goods.
He said there were no illegal firearms, drugs or other illegal items.
Mr Vahe commended his staff for working over the festive period to ensure the public received the necessary services.
Pacific Loop
The amount is said to be the highest collected for December in the past five years.
The revenue is derived from goods imported from overseas.
CEO of the Customs, Mr Kelemete Vahe said December is a busy month with festivities and Tongans bring many goods from abroad.
He said most of the goods are food and mainly red meat.
Mr Vahe expressed gratitude to people for not adding difficulties to the tasks of Customs officers by importing illegal goods.
He said there were no illegal firearms, drugs or other illegal items.
Mr Vahe commended his staff for working over the festive period to ensure the public received the necessary services.
Pacific Loop
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