Digitalization of customs duty payment requires Type S Bill of Entry filing with agent IEC and NFEI declaration, duty after assessment. Filing of a Type S Bill of Entry for ship's stores, vessel and aircraft consumables requires the Shipping Agent/Charterer to use their own IEC and declare all items as No Foreign Exchange Involved; IGM/Bill of Lading upload to E-Sanchit is exempted but the importer's declaration must be uploaded. Duty on such stores is payable only after filing and assessment of the Type S Bill of Entry, and the Public Notice operates as a Standing Order for officers.
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Digitalization of customs duty payment requires Type S Bill of Entry filing with agent IEC and NFEI declaration, duty after assessment.
Filing of a Type S Bill of Entry for ship's stores, vessel and aircraft consumables requires the Shipping Agent/Charterer to use their own IEC and declare all items as No Foreign Exchange Involved; IGM/Bill of Lading upload to E-Sanchit is exempted but the importer's declaration must be uploaded. Duty on such stores is payable only after filing and assessment of the Type S Bill of Entry, and the Public Notice operates as a Standing Order for officers.
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