Customs tariff amendment substitutes and inserts specified tariff items to redefine which goods fall under the exemption notification.
Amendments to Notification No. 69/2004-Customs substitute and insert specified tariff headings and sub-headings to redefine the goods covered by the exemption table, including textile, machinery, electronic device tariff items, parts and accessories, Automatic Teller Machines, and printed circuit assemblies; the changes operate under statutory authority and take effect on the notification's commencement date.

Customs tariff amendments update exemption schedules and HS code references, revising descriptions and applicable duty rates.
Amendments to multiple Customs exemption notifications substitute and insert HS codes, modify commodity descriptions (including qualifiers like "fresh or dried"), omit specified tariff figures, add new serial entries and assign concessional percentage rates for particular goods (notably fisheries items, newsprint dimensions, monopods/bipods/tripods by material, tyres and timber products), and harmonise table and appendix entries; the Notification prescribes precise textual changes to prior notifications and sets an effective commencement date.

Tariff concessions under India-Korea CEPA expand preferential import rates and replace the prior tariff schedule.
Substitution of the Table in Notification No.152/2009 Customs to prescribe itemised preferential tariff rates for specified goods imported from the Republic of Korea under the India-Korea CEPA, and to incorporate editorial revisions reflecting HS 2017 changes; effected under the powers conferred by the Customs Act and made effective from the specified commencement date.

Tariff concessions under India Malaysia CECA: revised customs tariff schedule substituted and HS classification updated, affecting import rates.
Substitutes the Table in Notification No.53/2011 Customs with a revised tariff schedule specifying concession rates for listed chapters, headings and sub headings; provides deeper tariff concessions for specified goods imported from Malaysia under the India Malaysia CECA and incorporates editorial changes consequent to HS 2017; the notification records the referenced w.e.f. date for concessions and includes a statutory commencement clause.

Concessional Customs Duty deepened for specified engines and gearboxes under India Japan CEPA; tariff table revised effective immediately.
Substitutes the Table in Notification No.69/2011 with a revised consolidated schedule of tariff headings and corresponding concessional basic customs duty rates, deepening the concession for engines (tariff item 8408 20 20) and gear boxes (tariff item 8708 40 00) when imported under the India Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, and incorporating editorial changes due to HS 2017; the substitution takes effect from the notification's stated commencement date.

Tariff concessions under India ASEAN FTA expanded; customs notification substitutes tariff schedule and sets new effective date.
The notification amends Notification No.46/2011 Customs by substituting a revised tariff Table that expands concessional tariff treatment for specified goods imported from ASEAN under the India ASEAN Free Trade Agreement, incorporates HS 2017 editorial classification changes, and prescribes the substituted tariff schedule as the operative instrument with a specified effective date.

Withdrawal of BCD exemption for specified textile inputs removes prior export-linked duty benefit for garment manufacture.
The notification withdraws the BCD exemption for goods at serial no. 284A - the exemption that afforded a benefit equivalent to 1% of the FOB value of exports for inputs used in manufacture of textile garments for export - by inserting clause (dd) in the proviso to the Table of Notification No.12/2012 Customs, making the withdrawal effective on and after the first day of January, 2017.

Tariff classification revisions update anti dumping HS codes, altering which product headings attract anti dumping measures.
Amendments under Notification No. 57/2016-Customs (ADD) substitute specified tariff sub-heading entries in the TABLES of Notifications 67/2011, 98/2011, 7/2012 (ADD), 51/2012 (ADD) and 21/2013 (ADD), replacing certain HS codes with updated codes (e.g., "381230" replaced by "3812 31 00, 3812 39", "3824 90 90" by "3824 99 90", "3705 10 00" by "3705 00 00"). The notification is issued under section 9A of the Customs Tariff Act and specified rules, and comes into force on 1 January 2017.

Central Excise amendment revises tariff classifications and product descriptions, and omits specified entries, effective on the stated commencement date.
Amends the schedule of Notification No. 49/2008-Central Excise (N.T.) by substituting tariff codes and descriptions for specified serial entries, omitting one serial entry, and updating a tariff heading; these modifications to the notification's product list and classification take effect from the stated commencement date and are issued under the authority of the Central Excise Act.

Tariff schedule amendments update excise classifications and rates, substituting entries and inserting units, effective as notified.
Exercise of power under section 5(1) of the Central Excise Tariff Act, 1985 amends the First Schedule by omitting and substituting specified tariff items and entries across Chapters 29, 38, 44, 55 and 94, standardising units of quantity as "kg." or "u" and applying an excise rate of 12.5% to the listed items; the notification takes effect on the notified date.

Tariff amendments update excise classification codes and exemption entries, altering headings and HS codes with specified commencement.
Amendments revise multiple Central Excise notifications by substituting, inserting or omitting tariff classifications and related entries in exemption schedules, altering commodity descriptions and Harmonized System code references. The changes are detailed against specific serial entries, replacing tariff numbers, adding bracketed exclusions, and removing exceptions in tables and annexures, thereby modifying which goods qualify under the affected exemption or specified categories. The notification prescribes a commencement date for the amended entries and requires reliance on the substituted schedule entries.

Customs tariff amendment updates First Schedule classifications, substituting items and imposing unit-based duty measures.
Amendments to the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 revise tariff classifications and substitute descriptions and tariff items in Chapters 29, 38, 44, 55 and 94; specify units of measurement (e.g., kg, u.) and apply a 10% duty to the newly specified tariff items; changes include omission and substitution of items, reclassification of machinery and textile filament tow subheadings, and classification of bamboo and rattan articles. The notification is issued under section 11A(1) and takes effect on 1 January 2017.

Cessation of liabilities for specified bank notes removes Reserve Bank and Central Government obligations while permitting limited exchanges.
The Ordinance provides that, on the appointed day, specified bank notes cease to be liabilities of the Reserve Bank and lose the Central Government guarantee. A grace period, to be notified by the Central Government, allows eligible holders to tender notes with required declarations; the Reserve Bank may verify and credit values to Know Your Customer compliant bank accounts, with representation available to the Central Board for refusals. Holding, transfer, or receipt of specified notes is prohibited subject to stated exceptions, and penalties and corporate liability rules are prescribed.

Specified bank notes grace period extended subject to FEMA limits and compliance with prescribed conditions.
Extension of the grace period under the Specified Bank Notes Ordinance is specified for Indian citizens with distinct deadlines for residents and non residents, subject to the condition that the amount of specified bank notes tendered does not exceed the limits prescribed under the Foreign Exchange Management (Export and Import of Currency) Regulations, 2015, and that the conditions specified therein are complied with.

Fixation of tariff values sets customs valuation benchmarks for specified edible oils, metals and agricultural seeds.
The Central Board of Excise & Customs substitutes TABLE-1, TABLE-2 and TABLE-3 in Notification No. 36/2001-Customs (N.T.) to fix tariff values: dollar-per-metric-tonne benchmarks for specified edible oils, brass scrap, poppy seeds and areca nut, and unit benchmarks for gold and silver when specified notification benefits are availed, thereby providing operative tariff valuation figures for customs assessment.

Registration and reporting obligations require banks to obtain ITDREIN and electronically submit Form V with a digital signature.
Authorised banks must register on the Income Tax e filing portal to obtain an ITDREIN (non deactivatable) and then register a designated director and principal officer via emailed activation links and OTPs. Banks must prepare Form V as an XML using the prescribed schema and utility from the portal and submit it electronically: the designated director logs in with ITDREIN and PAN and files Form V using his Digital Signature Certificate to enable next working day departmental verification.

Statement of Financial Transactions registration requires ITDREIN issuance and officer activation with OTP for compliant e filing.
Reporting persons must furnish a Statement of Financial Transactions in the prescribed form; registration on the e filing portal yields an ITDREIN that cannot be deactivated. Post registration, reporting entities submit entity details and register a Designated Director and Principal Officer, who complete activation via emailed link and OTP SMS. The Directorate prescribes procedural, data structure and security standards for secure capture, transmission, archival and retrieval of SFT data.

Eligible fund manager framework established: registration, segregation, disclosure and AML obligations for portfolio managers.
The amendment creates a distinct regulatory Chapter II-A for portfolio managers acting for eligible fund managers and eligible investment funds (as defined in the Income-tax Act), prescribes entry procedures for existing and new registrants, sets out operational obligations including segregation of funds, custodian and bank requirements, quarterly reporting and AML compliance, and grants specified exemptions from certain provisions of the principal regulations while inserting Schedule VI with required declarations.

SPICe form centralises company incorporation, name reservation and limited DIN allotment with prescribed fees and defect cure timelines.
Amendments designate Form INC-32 (SPICe) as the primary consolidated electronic application for company incorporation, to be filed with an e-Memorandum of Association and e-Articles of Association or specified alternatives for certain companies; permit concurrent name reservation and limited allotment of Director Identification Numbers within the single SPICe filing; require digital signatures on electronic constitutional documents; prescribe an additional filing fee and rules for verification of registered office; allow the Registrar to call for further information and require resubmission within defined timelines; and mandate issuance of the Certificate of Incorporation in the prescribed form upon compliance while omitting and substituting various legacy forms.

Deadline extension for obligations under the Finance Act extends the compliance period under the amended notification.
The Central Government substitutes the previously stated deadline in S.O. 1902(E) by replacing the figures, letters and words of the original date with a later date, thereby extending the compliance timeline established by that notification under the power conferred by Section 202 of the Finance Act, 2016.