Automated clearance enabled: electronic Bill of Entry clearance follows verified customs compliance and confirmed duty payment. The notice implements an automated clearance workflow under the first proviso to Section 47(1), whereby the Customs Automated System will electronically clear Bills of Entry after the designated proper officer confirms completion of Customs Compliance Verification (CCV) and the system confirms payment of applicable duty; CCV remains the officer's responsibility and may be performed while duty payment is pending. The pilot rollout is confined to ICES/EDI locations with functional RMS and begins at two customs houses, with planned PAN India expansion.
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Automated clearance enabled: electronic Bill of Entry clearance follows verified customs compliance and confirmed duty payment.
The notice implements an automated clearance workflow under the first proviso to Section 47(1), whereby the Customs Automated System will electronically clear Bills of Entry after the designated proper officer confirms completion of Customs Compliance Verification (CCV) and the system confirms payment of applicable duty; CCV remains the officer's responsibility and may be performed while duty payment is pending. The pilot rollout is confined to ICES/EDI locations with functional RMS and begins at two customs houses, with planned PAN India expansion.
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