Postal Bill of Import requirements prescribe detailed valuation, duty, and declaration disclosures for non-personal goods imported through post. A Postal Bill of Import for non-personal goods records importer, seller, consignor, origin, e-commerce, payment, invoice, valuation, classification, ... Summary
Postal Bill of Import requirements prescribe detailed valuation, duty, and declaration disclosures for non-personal goods imported through post.
A Postal Bill of Import for non-personal goods records importer, seller, consignor, origin, e-commerce, payment, invoice, valuation, classification, exemption, and duty particulars. It requires item-wise disclosure of assessable value, customs duty, cess or surcharge, additional duty or IGST, compensation cess, and total duty. The importer or authorised agent must confirm that the declared particulars match the invoice and supporting documents and promptly disclose any later information showing a different price, value, quantity, or description. An importer declaration is required where a customs broker makes the declaration.
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