Customs commissionerate reorganisation redefines commissionerate jurisdictions and administrative responsibilities, with new structure taking effect in October. Re-organisation of Mumbai Customs, Zone-I creates six commissionerates with allocated administrative and functional charges-General administration (cadre control, vigilance, preventive services, accounts, legal, prosecution, computerisation, CFS oversight, welfare and infrastructure), Import-I and Import-II appraising and adjudication groups, Export-I and Export-II appraisal and monitoring cells, SIIB, RTI, review, tax recovery and refunds, and tribunal coordination. The re-organisation is effective from 15 October 2014 and trade stakeholders are directed to note and circulate the revised jurisdictions.
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Customs commissionerate reorganisation redefines commissionerate jurisdictions and administrative responsibilities, with new structure taking effect in October.
Re-organisation of Mumbai Customs, Zone-I creates six commissionerates with allocated administrative and functional charges-General administration (cadre control, vigilance, preventive services, accounts, legal, prosecution, computerisation, CFS oversight, welfare and infrastructure), Import-I and Import-II appraising and adjudication groups, Export-I and Export-II appraisal and monitoring cells, SIIB, RTI, review, tax recovery and refunds, and tribunal coordination. The re-organisation is effective from 15 October 2014 and trade stakeholders are directed to note and circulate the revised jurisdictions.
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