Postal Bill of Import for non-personal goods requires valuation, duty classification, exemptions and certified importer declarations for postal imports. Postal Bill of Import for non-personal postal goods requires importer, customs broker, seller, consignor, origin, e-commerce, payment and invoice ... Summary
Postal Bill of Import for non-personal goods requires valuation, duty classification, exemptions and certified importer declarations for postal imports.
Postal Bill of Import for non-personal postal goods requires importer, customs broker, seller, consignor, origin, e-commerce, payment and invoice particulars. It records valuation components to determine total assessable value and item-wise customs classification, applicable duties, cess or surcharge, IGST or additional duty, exemptions and total duty. The importer or authorised agent must certify that the declared particulars conform to the invoice and supporting documents, disclose subsequently received contrary information, and ensure an importer declaration where a customs broker signs the bill.
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