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of <h1>Importers Must Accurately Declare Anti-Dumping Duties Per Customs Act's Self-Assessment Rule; Non-Compliance Risks Penalties.</h1> Attention is drawn to the 'Self-Assessment' provision in the Customs Act, effective from April 8, 2011, requiring importers to accurately declare values and assess duties, including Anti Dumping Duty, when filing online Bills of Entry. It has been observed that many importers and Customs Brokers are neglecting this duty, resulting in unpaid Anti Dumping Duties. Importers and brokers are reminded of their responsibility to declare the applicability of such duties correctly. Failure to comply may result in severe penalties under the Customs Act. Any issues with implementation should be reported to the Commissioner of Customs (Import).
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