Advance ruling applications under customs law cover classification, valuation, duty notifications, origin rules, and prescribed withdrawal rights. An applicant seeking an advance ruling under the Customs Act may apply in the prescribed form and manner, accompanied by the prescribed fee, stating the specific question for determination. The provision confines such questions to classification of goods, applicability of notifications affecting the rate of duty, valuation principles, applicability of notifications concerning tax or duties under customs law, determination of rules of origin, and any other matter specified by the Central Government by notification. The applicant may withdraw the application before the advance ruling is pronounced and may be represented by an authorised resident in India.
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Advance ruling applications under customs law cover classification, valuation, duty notifications, origin rules, and prescribed withdrawal rights.
An applicant seeking an advance ruling under the Customs Act may apply in the prescribed form and manner, accompanied by the prescribed fee, stating the specific question for determination. The provision confines such questions to classification of goods, applicability of notifications affecting the rate of duty, valuation principles, applicability of notifications concerning tax or duties under customs law, determination of rules of origin, and any other matter specified by the Central Government by notification. The applicant may withdraw the application before the advance ruling is pronounced and may be represented by an authorised resident in India.
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