GST implementation: customs law and procedures amended effective July, stakeholders must adopt revised notifications and circulars. Introduction of the Goods and Services Tax effective from 1 July 2017 prompts amendments to customs law and procedure, including circulars and notifications addressing drawback of integrated tax and compensation cess on re-exports, revisions to duty drawback rates and brand-rate fixation, concessional import rules, containerised export procedures, and updates to tariff and non-tariff notifications prescribing customs duty, IGST and compensation cess rates; stakeholders must familiarise themselves with the cited instruments and report implementation difficulties.
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GST implementation: customs law and procedures amended effective July, stakeholders must adopt revised notifications and circulars.
Introduction of the Goods and Services Tax effective from 1 July 2017 prompts amendments to customs law and procedure, including circulars and notifications addressing drawback of integrated tax and compensation cess on re-exports, revisions to duty drawback rates and brand-rate fixation, concessional import rules, containerised export procedures, and updates to tariff and non-tariff notifications prescribing customs duty, IGST and compensation cess rates; stakeholders must familiarise themselves with the cited instruments and report implementation difficulties.
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