Form No. E - Courier Bill of Entry – XIV (CBE-XIV) For Dutiable Goods - Regulation 5(3) - Courier Imports and Exports (Electronic Declaration and Processing) Regulations, 2010
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Courier bill of entry declarations require electronic disclosure of import, valuation, classification, exemption, re-import and warehousing particulars for dutiable goods. Courier Bill of Entry-XIV provides an electronic declaration format for dutiable courier imports, requiring importer, courier, transport, invoice, goods, ... Summary
Courier bill of entry declarations require electronic disclosure of import, valuation, classification, exemption, re-import and warehousing particulars for dutiable goods.
Courier Bill of Entry-XIV provides an electronic declaration format for dutiable courier imports, requiring importer, courier, transport, invoice, goods, valuation, classification, bond, licence, exemption and re-import particulars. It requires disclosure of transaction terms, invoice value, freight, insurance and other valuation-related charges, including related-party and special valuation details. Item-wise information covers goods description, quantity, assessable value, origin, prior imports and exemption claims. Separate declarations for home consumption, warehousing and ex-bond clearance require couriers, customs house agents and importers to certify the accuracy of particulars and report contrary information.
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