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<h1>Understanding the Bill of Entry: Key Customs Document for Declaring Imported Goods for Home Consumption Under Customs Act, 1962</h1> The Bill of Entry for Home Consumption is a customs document used for declaring imported goods for domestic use. It includes details such as the importer's and customs house agent's information, vessel details, shipment and origin data, and a description of the goods including quantity, weight, and tariff classification. The form outlines the assessable value of goods under the Customs Act, 1962, and calculates the applicable customs and additional duties, including exemptions. The importer or agent must declare the accuracy of the information and acknowledge the obligation to report any discrepancies. The document is submitted with supporting documents like invoices, packing lists, and import licenses for customs clearance.