Mark-to-Market losses on principal-protected debentures are deductible as business expenditure when the obligation is crystallized under mercantile ac...
Deferred Payment of Customs Duty extended to Eligible Manufacturer Importers with electronic registration and ICEGATE authentication for conditional c...
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An International Courier Terminal (ICT) is a Customs-controlled facility for electronic clearance of authorized courier consignments under the Courier Imports and Exports (Electronic Declaration and Processing) Regulations, 2010, permitting import/export via authorized couriers and electronic CBEs/Courier Shipping Bills; operative effect: consignments are processed through courier-specific electronic procedures. Certain goods (animals, plants, perishables, specified publications, precious metals/stones except limited re-imports and items requiring expert/testing) and prohibited/restricted items (narcotics, explosives, arms, counterfeit currency, protected wildlife products, and items restricted under allied Acts) are excluded from courier clearance; operative effect: such consignments require alternative clearance routes or are barred. Duty classification distinguishes commercial, personal (CTH 9804; total 30.98% duty) and gifts (total 43.96% duty); operative effect: classification and payer of purchase determine applicable duties. Authorized couriers file declarations and importers must furnish KYC and supporting documents; operative effect: noncompliance may delay clearance and trigger examination.
An International Courier Terminal (ICT) is a Customs-controlled facility for electronic clearance of authorized courier consignments under the Courier Imports and Exports (Electronic Declaration and Processing) Regulations, 2010, permitting import/export via authorized couriers and electronic CBEs/Courier Shipping Bills; operative effect: consignments are processed through courier-specific electronic procedures. Certain goods (animals, plants, perishables, specified publications, precious metals/stones except limited re-imports and items requiring expert/testing) and prohibited/restricted items (narcotics, explosives, arms, counterfeit currency, protected wildlife products, and items restricted under allied Acts) are excluded from courier clearance; operative effect: such consignments require alternative clearance routes or are barred. Duty classification distinguishes commercial, personal (CTH 9804; total 30.98% duty) and gifts (total 43.96% duty); operative effect: classification and payer of purchase determine applicable duties. Authorized couriers file declarations and importers must furnish KYC and supporting documents; operative effect: noncompliance may delay clearance and trigger examination.
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