Bill of Entry for Warehousing sets documentary, valuation and declaration requirements for placing imports under customs warehouse control. Form II (Bill of Entry for Warehousing) prescribes documents, importer and broker identification, warehousing bond details and deposit records, and requires declarants to certify invoice accuracy and report any subsequent information affecting price, quantity or description. It sets out assessable value and duty reporting fields (tariff heading, basic duty, additional duties, IGST, cess), and requires disclosures under Customs Valuation Rules including post import price adjustments, other payments affecting transaction value, royalty/licence payments, and Special Valuation Branch examination status. Preferential origin claims must be supported by certificate details and originating criteria.
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Bill of Entry for Warehousing sets documentary, valuation and declaration requirements for placing imports under customs warehouse control.
Form II (Bill of Entry for Warehousing) prescribes documents, importer and broker identification, warehousing bond details and deposit records, and requires declarants to certify invoice accuracy and report any subsequent information affecting price, quantity or description. It sets out assessable value and duty reporting fields (tariff heading, basic duty, additional duties, IGST, cess), and requires disclosures under Customs Valuation Rules including post import price adjustments, other payments affecting transaction value, royalty/licence payments, and Special Valuation Branch examination status. Preferential origin claims must be supported by certificate details and originating criteria.
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