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The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs issues instructions to cease collection of anti-dumping duty on imports of titanium dioxide originating in or exported from China PR. This follows a High Court of Calcutta order dated 22 September 2025, which quashed a prior customs notification that had imposed such anti-dumping duty. All Principal Chief Commissioners, Chief Commissioners, Commissioners, and Director Generals under the Board are directed to ensure that anti-dumping duty on these imports is not collected with immediate effect. The directive is issued by the Directorate (TRU-I) of the Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue.
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs issues instructions to cease collection of anti-dumping duty on imports of titanium dioxide originating in or exported from China PR. This follows a High Court of Calcutta order dated 22 September 2025, which quashed a prior customs notification that had imposed such anti-dumping duty. All Principal Chief Commissioners, Chief Commissioners, Commissioners, and Director Generals under the Board are directed to ensure that anti-dumping duty on these imports is not collected with immediate effect. The directive is issued by the Directorate (TRU-I) of the Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue.
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