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of <h1>Customs Circular Urges Transporters to Maintain Accurate Records to Avoid Penalties Under Central Excise Rules.</h1> The circular from the Office of the Commissioner of Customs and Central Excise emphasizes the importance of maintaining proper records for the transportation of goods to prevent evasion of excise duty. It highlights that transporters play a significant role in the illegal removal of goods without proper invoices and lorry receipts. According to Central Excise Rules, goods transported without proper documentation are subject to seizure, and transporters involved may face penalties. Transporters are advised to keep accurate records, including proper invoices and lorry receipts, for at least five years to comply with legal requirements and avoid penalties.
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