Departure manifest compliance and EGM error rectification to preserve post-export benefits and incentives Customs authorities directed exporters, customs brokers, shipping lines, custodians and other concerned persons to take note of EGM errors reflected in the EDI system after filing of shipping bills and delivery of the departure manifest. The notice reiterates the requirement that the person in charge of a conveyance carrying export goods must deliver a departure manifest to the proper officer before departure from a customs station. Concerned parties were requested to rectify the errors or file the departure manifests, as the case may be, for availing post-export benefits and incentives.
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Departure manifest compliance and EGM error rectification to preserve post-export benefits and incentives
Customs authorities directed exporters, customs brokers, shipping lines, custodians and other concerned persons to take note of EGM errors reflected in the EDI system after filing of shipping bills and delivery of the departure manifest. The notice reiterates the requirement that the person in charge of a conveyance carrying export goods must deliver a departure manifest to the proper officer before departure from a customs station. Concerned parties were requested to rectify the errors or file the departure manifests, as the case may be, for availing post-export benefits and incentives.
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