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CBIC has clarified the scope of camera modules for cellular mobile phones eligible for concessional 10% BCD under Notification No. 57/2017-Customs. Camera modules may include multiple cameras, lens, sensor, FPCB Assembly, bracket/holder, connectors, and mechanical parts that provide structural stability and protection. The essential character test under GRI Rule 3(b) applies - components that do not add functionality beyond a camera's primary purpose but merely provide strength or protection are considered part of the camera module when imported as a complete assembly. Individual components imported separately remain subject to applicable BCD rates. This clarification addresses DRI's concerns about classification of camera modules with chassis brackets.
CBIC has clarified the scope of camera modules for cellular mobile phones eligible for concessional 10% BCD under Notification No. 57/2017-Customs. Camera modules may include multiple cameras, lens, sensor, FPCB Assembly, bracket/holder, connectors, and mechanical parts that provide structural stability and protection. The essential character test under GRI Rule 3(b) applies - components that do not add functionality beyond a camera's primary purpose but merely provide strength or protection are considered part of the camera module when imported as a complete assembly. Individual components imported separately remain subject to applicable BCD rates. This clarification addresses DRI's concerns about classification of camera modules with chassis brackets.
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