 The Royal Malaysian Customs Department of Perak is generally responsible in collecting indirect taxes as follows:-
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Bismillahirrahmanirrahim Assalammualaikum warahmatullahiwabarakatuh and a warm welcome to you who has chosen to surf our website. I like to take this opportunity to say that this website has increased the opportunity for us to communicate with our department's clients and it is our sincere hope that the clients can obtain further information about the customs' activities at the Lumut station. We promise to provide efficient, effective and quality service. Please contact me by telephone or fax if you have any comments or proposals to share regarding the services provided by the Royal Malaysian Customs and Excise Department, Lumut . Thank you, wassalamualaikum warahmatullahhiwabarakatuh.
The Royal Malaysian Customs Department is one of the oldest Customs station. In its early establishment, all customs administration was based in Pulau Pangkor under the state of Penang's administration ( Straits Settlement States ) and the Lumut Customs office was under the state of Perak's Customs administration ( Federated Malay States ). At that time , the collection of tax was under the law called Customs Duties which included eksport duty on agriculture produce, dried fish, animal skins and wolfram and import duty on opium. The Pulau Pangkor and Lumut Customs administration was combined during the British Military Administration that during the re-organisation of the Department's administration in the year 1948, after the formation of the Federation of Malaya. The first office was located near a public jetty at Jalan Titi Panjang, Lumut. During this period, the Lumut Customs only performed control of import / export acitivities at private jetties and preventive activities at the Dindings district. Management of administration was handled at the Ipoh Customs office On Mei 1989, the customs office moved from Jalan Titi Panajng to the present office. This move was done along with the development of the Manjung district. Concordant with the present development, the management and administration of the station also developed whereby earlier the station was headed by an Assistant Director of Customs and presently it is headed by a Senior Assistant Director of Customs. At present, the Lumut station is entrusted to control all custom activities that is import / export activities, inland revenue and prevention. The area of control is also widen to cover the Manjung district and the Middle Perak district.
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