Pre-enactment land-sale agreements escape stamp-duty value substitution where substantial banking-channel consideration was received before Section 43...
Customs valuation and classification require comparable evidence and assessment of imported goods in their actual condition, invalidating related pena...
Risk-based selective boarding of vessels at JNCH is introduced under Customs boarding powers and the Imported Stores (Retention on Board) Regulations, with physical boarding to be driven by advance risk profiling instead of routine inspection. The screening will use compliance history, voyage details, last port of call, itinerary, cargo nature, and declarations on crew effects, ship stores and satellite devices, while terminal operators must send vessel lists in advance and the Superintendent (Admin) will grant boarding clearance after document review. Vessels not selected for boarding remain subject to strict accuracy and retention obligations on the Master and Shipping Agent, and cargo discharge is to continue immediately on Entry Inward.
Risk-based selective boarding of vessels at JNCH is introduced under Customs boarding powers and the Imported Stores (Retention on Board) Regulations, with physical boarding to be driven by advance risk profiling instead of routine inspection. The screening will use compliance history, voyage details, last port of call, itinerary, cargo nature, and declarations on crew effects, ship stores and satellite devices, while terminal operators must send vessel lists in advance and the Superintendent (Admin) will grant boarding clearance after document review. Vessels not selected for boarding remain subject to strict accuracy and retention obligations on the Master and Shipping Agent, and cargo discharge is to continue immediately on Entry Inward.
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