Rule 19 - Exemptions from Proof of Origin Requirements
Customs Tariff (Determination of Origin of Goods Under Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement Between India and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) Rules, 2026
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Proof of origin exemptions allow preferential tariff treatment for low-value goods, subject to declaration accuracy and anti-evasion safeguards. Preferential tariff treatment may be granted without proof of origin documentation where a good is declared as meeting the origin rules and the customs authority has no reasonable doubts about the declaration, provided the importation is within the prescribed low-value threshold or the proof requirements have been waived. The exemption does not apply to importations forming part of a series reasonably considered to have been arranged to evade compliance, and the importer remains responsible for the correctness of the declaration and compliance with the origin requirements.
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Proof of origin exemptions allow preferential tariff treatment for low-value goods, subject to declaration accuracy and anti-evasion safeguards.
Preferential tariff treatment may be granted without proof of origin documentation where a good is declared as meeting the origin rules and the customs authority has no reasonable doubts about the declaration, provided the importation is within the prescribed low-value threshold or the proof requirements have been waived. The exemption does not apply to importations forming part of a series reasonably considered to have been arranged to evade compliance, and the importer remains responsible for the correctness of the declaration and compliance with the origin requirements.
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