<h1>Indian Government Proposes Amendments to Customs Rules 2017; Seeks Feedback on Job Work and Importer Responsibilities.</h1> The Indian government has proposed amendments to the Customs (Import of Goods at Concessional Rate of Duty) Rules, 2017, inviting feedback by June 26, 2019. Key changes include definitions for terms like 'job work' and 'manufacture,' and adjustments to the roles of jurisdictional customs officers. Importers must now provide detailed information about imported goods and processes to customs authorities. New rules outline procedures for job work, re-export, and clearance of goods, with penalties for non-compliance. Importers are responsible for ensuring goods are used as per exemption notifications, with potential penalties of up to fifty thousand rupees for violations.