Concessional penalty for search-disclosed unreconciled jewellery applies where substantive disclosure conditions are met despite omission from origina...
The NCH Mumbai issued directives regarding digitalization of customs duty payments for ship stores, vessels, and aircraft consumables. The notice mandates filing Type-S Bill of Entry using specific IEC numbers rather than generic ones, with all items declared as no foreign exchange involved (NFEI). While E-Sanchit documentation typically requires IGM/Bill of Lading upload, this requirement is waived, requiring only importer declarations. Shipping agents/charterers must use their own IEC when filing. Duty payments on ship's stores/consumables are only permitted after Type-S Bill of Entry filing and assessment. The directive serves as a standing order for customs officers at the Commissionerate, implementing Advisory No. 26/2024 for streamlined digital customs processing.
The NCH Mumbai issued directives regarding digitalization of customs duty payments for ship stores, vessels, and aircraft consumables. The notice mandates filing Type-S Bill of Entry using specific IEC numbers rather than generic ones, with all items declared as no foreign exchange involved (NFEI). While E-Sanchit documentation typically requires IGM/Bill of Lading upload, this requirement is waived, requiring only importer declarations. Shipping agents/charterers must use their own IEC when filing. Duty payments on ship's stores/consumables are only permitted after Type-S Bill of Entry filing and assessment. The directive serves as a standing order for customs officers at the Commissionerate, implementing Advisory No. 26/2024 for streamlined digital customs processing.
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