Bill of entry assessment procedure requires signed print outs, original documents, duty deposit and officer verification for clearance. When the proper officer chooses to complete assessment after examination, the authorised person must submit a signed print out of the unassessed bill of entry and original supporting import documents for examination; the proper officer will sign and stamp and return those documents. Once assessment is complete, the authorised person must obtain the assessed bill of entry, deposit duty at the prescribed bank, and present the assessed bill and requisite originals as specified to the proper officer for the order permitting clearance under the Customs Act.
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Bill of entry assessment procedure requires signed print outs, original documents, duty deposit and officer verification for clearance.
When the proper officer chooses to complete assessment after examination, the authorised person must submit a signed print out of the unassessed bill of entry and original supporting import documents for examination; the proper officer will sign and stamp and return those documents. Once assessment is complete, the authorised person must obtain the assessed bill of entry, deposit duty at the prescribed bank, and present the assessed bill and requisite originals as specified to the proper officer for the order permitting clearance under the Customs Act.
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