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Customs assessment transparency improves through a searchable NAC Portal for consistent classification, valuation, and trade-facilitation information.

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Customs October 13, 2026 Circulars
The National Assessment Centre Portal provides importers, customs brokers, stakeholders and Customs officers with a central, searchable repository of NAC decisions, legal precedents, advance rulings, audit objections, advisories, alerts, circulars, public notices and meeting records. It covers classification, valuation and other assessment-related issues, including matters resolved by NACs and those requiring policy intervention. Centralised access is intended to promote consistent Customs assessment across formations, improve transparency and certainty, support informed compliance, reduce divergent interpretations and avoidable disputes, and strengthen trade facilitation.

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