ICES-changes through Finance Bill 2001-Assessment of goods chargeable to additional duty on the basis of Retail Sale Price (RSP) and chargeable to National Calamity Contingency Duty (NCD) - reg.
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Retail sale price declaration required for customs additional duty and national calamity duty; import entries must include RSP. Importers and customs house agents must declare the Retail Sale Price (RSP) in rupees for each distinct article and pack size in the amended service-center declaration so ICES can assess additional duty under section 3 and apply the National Calamity Contingent Duty; the system will compute applicable abatement by reference to Central Excise Tariff headings and allows amendment of declared RSP at prescribed stages subject to approval.
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Retail sale price declaration required for customs additional duty and national calamity duty; import entries must include RSP.
Importers and customs house agents must declare the Retail Sale Price (RSP) in rupees for each distinct article and pack size in the amended service-center declaration so ICES can assess additional duty under section 3 and apply the National Calamity Contingent Duty; the system will compute applicable abatement by reference to Central Excise Tariff headings and allows amendment of declared RSP at prescribed stages subject to approval.
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