IGST implementation: Customs declarations must record IGST, compensation cess and GSTIN to enable electronic credit flow. Bills of Entry must capture levy and exemption details for IGST and GST Compensation Cess (including notification numbers, schedule serials and duty/exemption flags) and declare CETH or 'NOEXCISE' as applicable. Importers must declare State Code and GSTIN or other prescribed identity to enable electronic reconciliation and seamless credit flow; credits depend on matching identifiers with GSTN and use of the same identifier in GST returns. Shipping Bills are amended to record GSTIN, IGST payment status, itemwise taxable value and IGST paid for export refund validation.
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IGST implementation: Customs declarations must record IGST, compensation cess and GSTIN to enable electronic credit flow.
Bills of Entry must capture levy and exemption details for IGST and GST Compensation Cess (including notification numbers, schedule serials and duty/exemption flags) and declare CETH or "NOEXCISE" as applicable. Importers must declare State Code and GSTIN or other prescribed identity to enable electronic reconciliation and seamless credit flow; credits depend on matching identifiers with GSTN and use of the same identifier in GST returns. Shipping Bills are amended to record GSTIN, IGST payment status, itemwise taxable value and IGST paid for export refund validation.
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