Exemption to deposits from the provision of Section 51A of the Customs Act - Exemption from Payments through Electronic Cash Ledger and Electronic Duty Credit Ledger. - 47/2022 - Customs - Non Tariff
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Exemption from electronic ledger payments: deposits for all persons and goods suspended from ledger payment obligations temporarily. The notification exempts deposits for all classes of persons and all categories of goods from the obligation to make payments through the electronic cash ledger and the electronic duty credit ledger under the relevant provision of the Customs Act, suspending the ledger-based payment requirement and applying universally for the specified effective period.
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Exemption from electronic ledger payments: deposits for all persons and goods suspended from ledger payment obligations temporarily.
The notification exempts deposits for all classes of persons and all categories of goods from the obligation to make payments through the electronic cash ledger and the electronic duty credit ledger under the relevant provision of the Customs Act, suspending the ledger-based payment requirement and applying universally for the specified effective period.
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