Import exemption for recognized non-commercial schools now requires an education department certificate when not government-run. Amendment includes recognized schools run on a non-commercial basis by any organisation within the class eligible for customs exemptions and requires that if such a school is not run by central, state, union territory or local government, the importer must furnish a certificate from the State or Union Territory Education Department certifying the school's recognition and non-commercial status.
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Import exemption for recognized non-commercial schools now requires an education department certificate when not government-run.
Amendment includes recognized schools run on a non-commercial basis by any organisation within the class eligible for customs exemptions and requires that if such a school is not run by central, state, union territory or local government, the importer must furnish a certificate from the State or Union Territory Education Department certifying the school's recognition and non-commercial status.
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