Assistance in value declaration: new rules require specified importer obligations and checks to verify declared import values. The Rules create a staged institutional process-receipt of prescribed written references, Screening Committee confirmation and deficiency rectification, Evaluation Committee detailed examination and report-by which the Board may designate classes as identified goods. For such goods importers must make specified declarations at bill-of-entry and comply with system-mandated additional obligations and checks to demonstrate value accuracy; only where reasonable doubt persists will proceedings continue under rule 12 of the Customs Valuation Rules, 2007. An electronic application and Customs Automated System changes will support implementation, with specified review, withdrawal and exception mechanisms.
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Assistance in value declaration: new rules require specified importer obligations and checks to verify declared import values.
The Rules create a staged institutional process-receipt of prescribed written references, Screening Committee confirmation and deficiency rectification, Evaluation Committee detailed examination and report-by which the Board may designate classes as identified goods. For such goods importers must make specified declarations at bill-of-entry and comply with system-mandated additional obligations and checks to demonstrate value accuracy; only where reasonable doubt persists will proceedings continue under rule 12 of the Customs Valuation Rules, 2007. An electronic application and Customs Automated System changes will support implementation, with specified review, withdrawal and exception mechanisms.
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