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Notification amends previous notification providing concessional rate for imported gold, silver and platinum under specified schemes. Rates reduced from 9.35% to 4.35%. Comes into force on 24th July, 2024. Issued under Customs Act, 1962 by Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, Government of India.
Notification amends previous notification providing concessional rate for imported gold, silver and platinum under specified schemes. Rates reduced from 9.35% to 4.35%. Comes into force on 24th July, 2024. Issued under Customs Act, 1962 by Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, Government of India.
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