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Online transaction the way to go for port users.
THE Royal Customs and Excise Department foresees a huge increase in online transaction among port users within the next two years with the completion of the third phase of its Customs Information System project.
Its director-general Datuk Abdul Halil Abd Mutalib said the RM156 million project would enable transactions, especially those related to excise payments, to be conducted in hassle-free and paperless manner.
The system would also help the department to minimise fraud, Abdul Halil said after launching UMW Toyota Motor Sdn Bhd's electronic-Excise system (e-Excise) in Petaling Jaya yesterday.
The existing online transactions contribute around …
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Magazine article from: Business Times (Malaysia)
October 4, 2001
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Magazine article from: Business Times (Malaysia)
October 4, 2001
700+ words
