The draft rules specify 11 types of imports that will be exempted from application of the rules
A man has been arrested by customs officials at Delhi airport for allegedly smuggling seven luxury wrist watches, including the one made of gold and studded with diamonds worth Rs 27.09 crore, officials said on Thursday. Commissioner of customs at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport Zubair Riaz Kamili said it is the biggest seizure, in value terms, of commercial or luxury goods. In value terms, it is equivalent to seizing around 60 kgs of gold in one instance, he added. The accused passenger, an Indian national, was intercepted by the customs officials after his arrival from Dubai on Tuesday, an official statement said. The detailed examination of the baggage and personal search of the passenger resulted in the recovery of seven wrist watches -- Jacob & Co (model: BL115.30a), Piaget limelight stella (SI.No.1250352 P11179), Rolex oyster perpetual date just (Sl. No. Z7J 12418), Rolex oyster perpetual date just (SI. No. 0C46G2 17), Rolex oyster perpetual date just (SI. No. ...
Nove comes after customs dept observed several consignments from South-East Asia in which rules of origin were flouted, and the FTA route was being used to evade duties
The Customs and Central Excise are on a high alert in Chennai, Madurai, Tiruchi, and Coimbatore airports after the cases of smuggling gold showed an increase
The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) recovered 10.23 MT of red sandalwood, estimated at Rs 6 crore in the international market, from an export consignment that was destined for Singapore
As a matter of rule, no evidence of actual duties suffered on imported or indigenous nature of inputs used, even if the AIR has customs portion, should be insisted upon by field formations
There is a specific box in the bill of entry for Free of Charge (FOC) imports
Under the new procedure, after processing BE data, Risk Management System (RMS) will generate a consolidated examination order for each selected BE based on potential risks.
The Customs department will begin a standardised risk-based faceless assessment system across the country for clearance of imported consignments in phases starting with metal from September 5. This would promote ease of doing business as it would bring uniformity in Customs examination, and reduce the time taken for clearing consignments. The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) in a circular to field offices said the National Customs Targeting Centre (NCTC) has developed system generated centralized examination orders for Bills of Entry (BoE), based on various parameters, and this will be rolled out in phases. This risk-based scrutiny would be meant for 'Second Check Bill of Entry', under which imported goods do not have to mandatorily go through physical examination. Customs officers do assessment of the imported goods on the basis of the documents submitted to the authorities. A BoE is filed by importers or their agents to the Customs department before the arrival
This information will be used by the Customs department for surveillance and risk assessment of international passengers
Smuggled gold weighing a total of over 4 kg was seized at the airport here in two separate incidents, the Customs department said on Friday
The officials who made the arrest said a ballistic report will confirm whether the guns are real or not.
The new SOP will make officials more accountable and will also make the entire process transparent
Container demurrage is charged for use of a container within a terminal beyond the free period allowed by the shipping line
the duty concessions are available under exemption notifications and some of them mandate the procedures prescribed under the said IGCR Rules.
The National Time Release Study 2022 presents annual report of cargo clearance process through 4 categories of ports -- seaport, Inland Container Depots, Air Cargo Complexes and Integrated Check Posts
FM slashes Customs exemptions again, this time on capital goods
'In my view, registration should not be necessary at all where MEIS is directly transmitted by the DGFT to the Customs', says the author
Senior bureaucrat Vivek Johri on Wednesday took charge as the Chairman of the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC). Johri, a 1985-batch Indian Revenue Service (Customs and Indirect Taxes) officer, has been a member of the board. He has succeeded M Ajit Kumar, who completed his tenure on November 30. "Vivek Johri, IRS (C&IT:1985) takes over as Chairman of Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) from today, December 01, 2021," CBIC tweeted. The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet had last month approved the appointment of Johri as the Chairman of the CBIC, which is the apex body related to customs and other indirect taxes.
While the cargo was listed as non-hazardous, the seized containers had hazard class 7 markings indicating radioactive substances