Authorization of additional banks for e-payment collection of customs duty expands e-collection and prescribes settlement and compliance steps. Nine additional public sector banks are authorized to collect customs duty by e-payment; designated e-FPB branches will receive e-receipts from EDI locations, transmit daily electronic EASeR-C format scrolls/challans to e-PAO, Customs, New Delhi, and settle funds with RBI via CAS Nagpur. Banks will also supply physical scrolls/challans as an interim measure, must follow the revised Memorandum of Instruction and RBI guidelines on collection and remittance (including interest on delayed remittance), and must include the e-FPB BSR Code on challans and the e-PAO Code on e-scrolls.
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Authorization of additional banks for e-payment collection of customs duty expands e-collection and prescribes settlement and compliance steps.
Nine additional public sector banks are authorized to collect customs duty by e-payment; designated e-FPB branches will receive e-receipts from EDI locations, transmit daily electronic EASeR-C format scrolls/challans to e-PAO, Customs, New Delhi, and settle funds with RBI via CAS Nagpur. Banks will also supply physical scrolls/challans as an interim measure, must follow the revised Memorandum of Instruction and RBI guidelines on collection and remittance (including interest on delayed remittance), and must include the e-FPB BSR Code on challans and the e-PAO Code on e-scrolls.
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