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Import of Calcium Carbide at Nhava Sheva–reg.
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Import restriction on Calcium Carbide under Rule 10: imports via Nhava Sheva suspended until regulatory amendment.
Import of Calcium Carbide at Nhava Sheva is prohibited until the Calcium Carbide Rules, 1987 are amended to include Jawaharlal Nehru Port. Calcium Carbide imports are restricted to ports specified under Rule 10; JNPT is not listed. The Chief Controller of Explosives confirmed JNPT is not authorised and, pending amendment following DIPP advice to draft inclusion, the Commissioner has directed that no imports through JNCH, Nhava Sheva be permitted.
Procedure for granting of Entry Inward, Reg.
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Entry inward requirement: immediate ICES recording by boarding officer enables unloading and fixes duty applicability under prior bill rules.
Sections 30 and 31 require delivery of the import manifest and bar unloading until an Entry Inward is granted. The Boarding Officer shall sign the Entry Inward application and immediately record Entry Inward in ICES under his SSOID; if local ICES is unavailable he must use the nearest system or Custom House. The Entry Inward date affects duty applicability for Prior Bill of Entry filings, and the Superintendent is responsible for preventing undue delay.
Seeks to amend 8/2011 dated 14.2.2011 so as to extend the exemption of additional duty of Customs to specified jute products imported from Nepal
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Customs duty exemption extended to specified jute imports from Nepal, updating import compliance and clearance guidance.
Extends Customs duty exemption to specified jute products imported from Nepal by amending the prior instrument, making such imports eligible for exemption from the additional duty of customs; notification text is enclosed for guidance and stakeholders are directed to the department website for procedural details and implementation.
Amendment to Notification No.41/1999-Cus to align the said notification with para 4.36 of FTP 2015-20 by omitting the word 'for export' in the proviso to the notification
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Amendment to customs notification removing 'for export' aligns the proviso with export policy, notifying importers and agents.
Amendment to Notification No.41/1999-Cus omits the words 'for export' from the proviso to align the notification with the export-related provision of the Foreign Trade Policy 2015-20; the change was effected by Notification No.14/2017 Customs and communicated via Public Notice No.98/2017 to importers, clearing agents and the trading public.
seeks to further amend notification No.12/2012-Customs, dated 17.03.2012 so as to allow the following changes regarding duty free import of raw sugar [17011, allowed vide notification No.12/2017-Customs dated 5th, April, 2017: 1. Time line for availing TRQ benefit (duty free) for import of raw sugar [1701] has been extended from 12.06.2017 to 30.06.2017. 2. Actual user condition has been prescribed for importing raw sugar at Nil rate, availing TRQ benefit for manufacture of white/ refined sugar. 3. A time line of 2 months, from the date of filing of bill of entry or the date of entry inwards, whichever is later, is being prescribed to convert raw sugar into white/ refined sugar.
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Duty-free TRQ for raw sugar extended; actual-user condition imposed and conversion to refined sugar required within prescribed timeline.
The TRQ duty free period for raw sugar is extended; imports availing nil rate are subject to an actual user condition permitting duty free entry only for manufacture of white/refined sugar, and imported raw sugar must be converted into white/refined sugar within a prescribed timeline from filing of the bill of entry or entry inwards.
Rescinding Board Circular F. No. 528/213/87 - Customs (TU)
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Rescission of Board Circular prompts updated customs guidance for importers and clearing agents, available on the official website.
Rescission of Board Circular F. No. 528/213/87 is announced, superseded by Government of India Circular No. 15/2017 dated 19.04.2017; importers, clearing agents and the trading public are directed to follow the guidance in that circular, which is enclosed with Public Notice No. 96/2017 (Office of the Commissioner of Customs, Chennai-II) and available on the official customs website.
Regarding amendment in Notification no. 131/2016-Customs (N.T.) dated 31.10.2016 relating to AIR of duty drawback with respect to Guar and its products
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Duty drawback amendment for guar products updates AIR requirements and directs importers and agents to follow revised compliance.
Amendment to the customs duty drawback framework modifies the AIR of duty drawback for guar and its derivative products by incorporating Notification No. 41/2017 Customs (N.T.), altering procedural and documentary requirements for entitlement and processing of drawback claims; the revised notification is circulated for guidance to importers, clearing agents and the trading public and published on the CBEC website.
Tariff Notification in respect of Fixation of Tariff Value of Edible Oils, Brass Scrap, Poppy Seeds, Areca Nut, Gold and Sliver
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Tariff value fixation for edible oils, brass scrap, poppy seeds, areca nut, gold and silver notified to guide import valuation
Fixation of tariff values is notified for edible oils, brass scrap, poppy seeds, areca nut, gold and silver, establishing tariff valuation benchmarks for assessment and valuation of these imports; Government Notification No. 39/2017 Customs (N.T) is circulated for guidance and is available on the customs website for importers, clearing agents and the trading public.
Amendment to notification no. 78/2014-Customs (N.T.) dated 16.09.2014
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Amendment to customs notification updates procedures and issues guidance to importers and clearing agents, available online.
Amendment to earlier customs notification has been issued by the Department of Revenue and is provided for guidance. The public notice informs importers, clearing agents and the trading public that the amending notification is enclosed and the full text is available on the central customs (CBEC) website for compliance and reference.
Customs (Settlement of Cases) Amendment Rules, 2017
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Customs settlement rules updated; importers and clearing agents must consult amended procedures and follow compliance guidance promptly.
Amendments to the Customs (Settlement of Cases) Rules revise procedural requirements for settlement of customs cases and update administrative mechanisms; importers, clearing agents and the trading public are instructed to consult the amended rules and apply the revised procedures in dealings with Customs Houses, with the notification made available on the department website as formal guidance.
Launch of Indian Customs EDI System- (ICES 1.5) for Imports of vessels and brought for the purpose of breaking at Ship Breaking Yard Alang, Bhavnagar (INALA1), BHAVNAGAR
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Indian Customs EDI (ICES 1.5) requires electronic Bills of Entry, pre registration and automated duty assessment.
ICES 1.5 is launched for Alang, Bhavnagar to require electronic filing and automated processing of Bills of Entry, IGM/Consol manifests and related declarations. Pre filing registrations (IE Code, Customs Broker, Shipping Agents, DGFT licenses) and use of standardized currency, unit, country and port codes are mandatory. Remote filing via ICEGATE with digital signatures is enabled. ICES validates data, computes assessable value and duty, assigns Bills to Appraising Groups, enforces bond/license registration and debiting, supports RMS facilitation, and prevents goods registration/out of charge until statutory bond/license/payment conditions are met.
Seeks to exempt goods, falling under the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, when imported into India by or along with a unit of the Army, the Navy, the Air Force or the Central Paramilitary Forces on the occasion of its return to India after a tour of service abroad, from basic customs duty (BCD), CVD and SAD subject to the specified conditions.
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Customs duty exemption for military and paramilitary unit imports upon return from overseas service, subject to specified conditions.
Exempts goods under the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, imported by or along with units of the Army, Navy, Air Force or Central Paramilitary Forces on return to India after service abroad from basic customs duty, countervailing duty and special additional duty, subject to specified conditions and compliance with procedural and documentary requirements as set out in Notification No. 17/2017 Customs.
Seeks to exempt goods falling under chapter 30 of first schedule of Customs tariff Act 1975, for supply under Patient Assistance Programme run by specified pharmaceutical companies
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Customs exemption for chapter thirty pharmaceutical goods under Patient Assistance Programme, guidance issued to importers.
Exempts certain pharmaceutical goods falling under chapter 30 of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 when supplied under specified Patient Assistance Programmes run by named pharmaceutical companies; Notification No. 16/2017-Customs dated 20.04.2017 is enclosed and issued as guidance to importers, clearing agents and the trading public, with the full text available on the departmental website.
Acceptance of e-BRC of DGFT towards proof of realization of sale proceeds for exports with LCO date between 12.8.2012 and 31.3.2014
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Acceptance of e-BRC as proof of realization permits electronic documentation with a prescribed exporter declaration for exports.
Acceptance of e-BRC as evidence for proof of realization of export sale proceeds is authorized for shipments with LEO/LCO dates between 12.8.2012 and 31.3.2014, supplementing the Bank Realization Certificate requirement. Customs acceptance is conditional on an appropriate exporter declaration on the reverse of the e-BRC in the prescribed annexed format; alternatives such as a negative statement from a statutory auditor or AD bank remain available. Implementation difficulties may be reported to the Customs Commissioner.
Signature of Customs Officials on the final print-out of the Bill of entry
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Signatures not required on final Bill of Entry printouts; computer-generated EDI documents suffice for customs processing.
Final printouts of Bills of Entry generated by the Customs EDI system after out-of-charge are computer generated and do not require manual endorsement by Customs officers; stakeholders are notified that signatures will not be appended and any implementation difficulties should be reported to the customs office.
Delayed, incomplete or incorrect filing of Import Manifest or Import Report
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Import manifest amendments require set timelines, specified documents, a revised flat fee, and shipping lines bear amendment liability.
IGM amendments are split into major and minor categories: minor amendments to be approved same day by Superintendent or Appraiser, major amendments generally within 24 hours by Deputy/Assistant Commissioner with escalation for delays; a prescribed combined application and annexed document list must be used; minor amendments are administrative without routine adjudication where no fraudulent intent exists; a flat amendment fee applies with specified exemption; only the person in charge of the conveyance or authorised delivery order issuer may request amendments and the shipping line bears liability for penalties arising from IGM amendments.
Delayed, incomplete or incorrect filing of Import Manifest or Import Report
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Import manifest amendments now processed with specified timelines, fees, documentation requirements and liability placed on the shipping line.
The notice prescribes a structured amendment regime for Import General Manifests distinguishing minor amendments (same day administrative approval by Superintendent/Appraiser, no adjudication or penalty) and major amendments (generally approved within 24 hours by Deputy/Assistant Commissioners), prescribes a combined application form with specific documentary requirements, mandates electronic requests for EDI sites, requires same day deficiency memos for incomplete filings, revises the amendment fee to a flat Rs.1000 for IGMs while exempting certain Bills of Entry, and places responsibility for filing and any adjudicated fines solely on the Shipping Line/Agent.
Rate of exchange of conversion of the foreign currency with effect from 7th July, 2017
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Rate of exchange conversion updated; importers and clearing agents must follow the customs notification guidance online.
Rate of exchange conversion for foreign currency effective 7th July 2017 is prescribed by Notification No. 70/2017 Customs (N.T.) dated 29.06.2017; Public Notice No. 216/2017 circulates that notification and directs importers, clearing agents and the trading public to follow the enclosed rates and consult the CBEC website for guidance to ensure uniform application in customs valuation and duty assessment.
Launch of Indian Customs EDI System- (ICES 1.5) for Imports and Exports, at Air Cargo Complex (ACC) Lohegaon (INPNQ4), Pune International Airport, Lohegaon- Pune- 411032
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Indian Customs EDI at ACC Lohegaon requires electronic filing, registrations, centralised bond/license ledgers and automated duty processing.
ICES 1.5 at ACC Lohegaon mandates electronic filing and processing of Bills of Entry and Shipping Bills with required registrations (IEC, brokers, carriers, DGFT licences, bank accounts, digital signatures), codified data entry, centralised bond and licence ledgers, automated assessment workflows (appraising groups, queries, first/second checks, concurrent audit and RMS facilitation), and designated bank e payment and TR 6 challan procedures for duty payment and drawback disbursement.
Change of Custodianship of M/S. L & T Kattupalli Minor Port
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Change of Custodianship: port custodianship transferred to Marine Infrastructure Developer Pvt. Ltd., prior public notice provisions otherwise unchanged.
The demerger transfers port business including the CFS and substitutes the Custodian of the customs area: M/S. L & T Shipbuilding Ltd. is replaced by M/S. Marine Infrastructure Development P. Ltd.; all prior public notice provisions remain unchanged except for the custodian name. A corrigendum further corrects the custodian's name to M/S. Marine Infrastructure Developer Pvt. Ltd., and the change takes immediate effect for trade and related parties.

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