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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Origin declaration template sets out exporter, producer and shipment details for qualifying goods under the India-UK trade agreement. The origin declaration template for the India-United Kingdom Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement requires the signatory exporter or producer to provide identifying particulars, exporter, producer and importer details where known, a reference number, HS tariff classification, description of the goods, invoice particulars, and the applicable origin criterion. It also addresses non-alteration, the roll up or absorption principle, and single or multiple shipments of identical goods. The declaration must be signed and supported by retained origin information and documentation, including where required retrospective completion details.
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Origin declaration template sets out exporter, producer and shipment details for qualifying goods under the India-UK trade agreement.
The origin declaration template for the India-United Kingdom Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement requires the signatory exporter or producer to provide identifying particulars, exporter, producer and importer details where known, a reference number, HS tariff classification, description of the goods, invoice particulars, and the applicable origin criterion. It also addresses non-alteration, the roll up or absorption principle, and single or multiple shipments of identical goods. The declaration must be signed and supported by retained origin information and documentation, including where required retrospective completion details.
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