Customs import disclosure: declare imported and locally obtained foreign inputs for export manufacture with assessment and refund details. Statement DBK-II requires itemised disclosure of direct imports and locally obtained foreign materials used in exported manufacture, listing technical details, DBK-I cross-references, bill of entry particulars, customs house, quantity, assessable value, tariff heading, duty rate, origin and supplier, assessment finality and duty paid; indigenous procurements must be declared with proof in DBK-III, provisional assessments require disclosure with supporting customs letters, refund applications must be indicated, stock positions provided in a linked statement, and the statement must be certified by the authorised agent and an independent accountant.
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Customs import disclosure: declare imported and locally obtained foreign inputs for export manufacture with assessment and refund details.
Statement DBK-II requires itemised disclosure of direct imports and locally obtained foreign materials used in exported manufacture, listing technical details, DBK-I cross-references, bill of entry particulars, customs house, quantity, assessable value, tariff heading, duty rate, origin and supplier, assessment finality and duty paid; indigenous procurements must be declared with proof in DBK-III, provisional assessments require disclosure with supporting customs letters, refund applications must be indicated, stock positions provided in a linked statement, and the statement must be certified by the authorised agent and an independent accountant.
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