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Continuity bond

Date 26 Mar 2011
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Provisional assessment bond requirement: whether bonds must cover full assessable value or only differential duty under SVB provisional assessments.
Consignee under provisional assessment by SVB deposits full customs duty with 1% reduced deposit but customs demands a continuity bond based on the assessable value (alleged at 120% of invoice) instead of a bond limited to the differential duty; guidance is sought on the statutory rules governing provisional assessment and bond requirements. (AI Summary)

In regard to import from associated concerns, on provisional assessment by SVB, we are depositing full custom duty with 1% RD. However, customs demand bond to the extent of assesseable value instead of differential duty .  Wehave a case with Supreme Court which we won in tribunal & customs went to Supreme Court where customs treat assesseable value as 120% of invoice value. Can some body guide us provisions for taking bonds.

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Mukund M Honkan

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