Exemption of education cess on IGST and compensation cess on imports announced, stakeholders directed to the Customs notification for guidance.
Notification directs that education cess on IGST and compensation cess on import of goods are exempted pursuant to Notification No. 54/2017 Customs dated 30.06.2017 issued by the Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue; importers, clearing agents and the trading public are advised to consult the enclosed notification and the department website for guidance and operational details.

Notification under Customs Act clarifies customs treatment of sales tax, VAT and other like taxes for import valuation guidance.
Notification under Section 53/2017 of the Customs Act, 1962 issues Notification No. 53/2017 Customs addressing the treatment of sales tax, value added tax, local tax and other taxes or charges levied on sale, purchase or transportation of like goods in India, and directs importers, clearing agents and the trading public to consult the central notification for guidance on customs valuation and related tax treatment.

Effective rate of duty prescribed under Customs Act notification; importers advised to consult the guidance online.
Notification prescribes the effective rate of duty on specified imported goods under the Customs Act; Public Notice No. 183/2017 transmits Notification No. 52/2017 Customs (30.06.2017) for guidance of importers, clearing agents and the trading public and directs stakeholders to the customs website for the full text.

Notification under Customs Act clarifies import treatment of petroleum products and directs importers to follow published official guidance.
Notification under Section 51/2017 of the Customs Act, 1962 issues guidance on import classification and handling of petroleum crude, petrol, diesel, petroleum gases and fuels, referencing Notification No. 51/2017 customs and sub section (1) of Section 25 of the Customs Act; importers, clearing agents and the trading public are directed to consult the published notification on the official customs website for compliance with customs procedures.

Customs duty and IGST rates prescribed for imports under superseding notification; guidance provided to importers and agents.
Notification No. 50/2017-Customs supersedes Notification No. 12/2012 and prescribes the effective structure of customs duty and IGST applicable to imported goods. The public notice notifies importers, clearing agents and the trading public of the replacement notification, provides the issuing file reference, and directs stakeholders to the official department website for the full text and guidance.

Additional duty of customs notification under the Customs Act; importers and clearing agents advised to consult official guidance.
Notification communicates issuance of a customs notification under the Customs Act addressing imposition of additional customs duty and furnishes guidance to importers, clearing agents and the trading public, directing them to consult the enclosed notification text and the department's website for authoritative details and implementation guidance.

Section 25(1) Customs Act notification clarifies customs treatment of Indian Airlines aircraft arriving from foreign flights and issues guidance.
Notification under the Customs Act specifies that Section 25(1) governs entry and customs control of Indian Airlines aircraft arriving from foreign flights and provides procedural guidance; Ministry of Finance Notification No. 48/2017 is circulated to importers, clearing agents and the trading public and is available on the department website for compliance.

Duty drawback procedure clarified under Customs Act notification; guidance issued for importers, clearing agents, and trading public.
Notification No. 47/2017 under the Customs Act sets out entitlement and procedural guidance for claiming drawback of customs and excise duties on exported goods and directs importers, clearing agents and the trading public to consult the full notification available on the central board website for operative compliance requirements.

Customs notification on export duty drawback clarifies eligibility and procedural guidance for exporters and agents traders.
Notification issued under Section 46 clarifies application of subsection (1) of Section 25 of the Customs Act to claims for drawback of customs and excise duties on exported goods, and directs importers, clearing agents and the trading public to consult Notification No. 46/2017 for procedural and eligibility guidance, available on the central customs website.

Drawback of customs duties: notification advises exporters and agents to consult the official guidance for claim procedures and compliance.
Notification informs stakeholders of Notification No. 45/2017-Customs implementing rules for drawback of customs and excise duties on exported goods under the statutory framework relating to subsection (1) of Section 25, and directs importers, clearing agents and the trading public to consult the enclosed notification and the official website for procedural guidance and compliance requirements.

Customs notification updates regulatory amendments and directs importers and clearing agents to official guidance for compliance.
Customs notification implements amendments to earlier notifications and issues guidance to importers, clearing agents and the trading public, directing stakeholders to the official revenue website for full text and detailed instructions and listing the prior notifications amended or superseded.

Customs Notification updates prior notifications, directing importers and agents to follow amended regulatory provisions.
Amendment of multiple prior customs notifications under the Customs Act is effected by a central government notification issued under Section 43/2017 and sub section (1) of Section 25, modifying listed earlier notifications so they operate with the updated regulatory text; a public notice by the Commissioner of Customs communicates the amendments to importers, clearing agents and the trading public and directs them to the central customs website for the full text.

Customs notification: Amendment under the Customs Act issued, guidance and amended provisions circulated to importers and clearing agents.
A notification under the Customs Act promulgating Notification No. 42/2017-Customs amends prior customs notifications and alters aspects of import clearance procedure; the public notice circulates the amended provisions to importers, clearing agents and the trading public for guidance and directs stakeholders to the department's official website for the full text and implementation details.

Customs notification: guidance to importers and clearing agents following new Customs Act provisions on challenge cups and trophies classification.
Notification under the Customs Act communicates administrative guidance on the classification and treatment of challenge cups and trophies at import, transmitting Notification No. 41/2017 from the Department of Revenue for guidance of importers, clearing agents and the trading public and directing them to the enclosed text and the departmental website for procedural application.

Customs notification on Bhutan-origin goods clarifies import treatment and directs importers to follow official guidance.
Notification under the Customs Act addresses treatment of goods of Bhutanese or Indian origin imported from Bhutan into India and presents operative customs measures; the Government issued Notification No. 40/2017-Customs for guidance, directing importers, clearing agents and the trading public to consult the official notification as authoritative instruction available via the Department of Revenue and the central board of excise and customs website.

Customs amendment updates import compliance and procedural requirements via notification, directing importers and clearing agents to comply.
Notification No. 39/2017 amends the operation of subsection (1) of Section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962 and is circulated for guidance to importers, clearing agents and the trading public; the amended text is made available on the central tax authority's website and the local customs office issues this public notice to inform stakeholders to consult the notification and comply with the revised customs processing requirements.

Customs duty on cost of repair notification clarifies applicability and compliance requirements for importers and agents.
Customs duty treatment of costs for repair of imported goods is clarified by a government notification under the Customs Act, providing guidance to importers, clearing agents and the trading public on attribution of repair costs for customs valuation and associated duty implications, and directing stakeholders to the official customs website for the full text.

Customs notification on classification of medals and decorations clarifies import treatment and guidance for traders.
Notification No. 37/2017 Customs addresses the classification of medals and decorations (including medal ribbons) for import purposes and advises importers, clearing agents and the trade to consult the enclosed notification and the official website for guidance on tariff classification and customs treatment.

Personal use import provision clarified by Notification No.36/2017-Customs, directing importers to follow specified compliance guidance.
Notification publishes Notification No.36/2017-Customs under the Customs Act addressing articles for the personal use, wear or consumption of the Vice President or his family; importers, clearing agents and the trading public are directed to consult the notification for procedural and compliance guidance, available on the central customs website.

Customs exemption for aviation turbine fuel in aircraft tanks extends to specified carriers and defence force under notification.
Exemption under the Customs Act is extended to Aviation Turbine Fuel carried in aircraft tanks by specified operators pursuant to a central government notification invoking Section 25(1); the notice communicates that the Department of Revenue's notification sets the operative scope of the exemption and is issued for the guidance of importers, clearing agents and the trading public.