Customs duty wording correction narrows exemption scope by replacing 'the whole of the duty of customs' and omitting a phrase.
Corrigendum effects textual amendments to the exemption notification: replace "the whole of the duty of customs" with "so much of the duty of customs" at page 17, line 11, and omit the words "from the whole of" at page 17, line 12, to correct the published Gazette entry.

Corrigendum to customs notification removes a qualifying phrase narrowing the scope of an exemption under the tariff notification.
Corrigendum directs omission of the phrase "the whole of" from Notification No. 47/2017-Customs at the specified location (page 57, line 20), thereby altering the textual scope of the affected tariff/exemption provision by removing a qualifying phrase that determines the reach of the exemption.

Exchange rate determination sets conversion rates for foreign currencies for import and export goods effective from notification.
Determines the exchange rate for conversion of specified foreign currencies into Indian rupees and vice versa for customs valuation of imported and export goods, prescribing separate rates for imports and exports in two annexed schedules and stating that the rates are effective from the notification date while superseding a prior CBEC notification.

Tariff value fixation sets import valuation for specified commodities and updates unit values for gold and silver.
Fixes tariff value rates by substituting Tables 1-3 in the principal customs notification, prescribing US dollar per-unit values for specified imported commodities including edible oils, brass scrap, poppy seeds, areca nuts, and unit values for gold and silver when particular notification benefits are availed, thereby updating the schedule used for import valuation and customs control for those goods.

Customs Tariff Amendment: substitution of tariff entry for static converters excluding cellular mobile phone converters.
The amendment substitutes serial number 4 in the Table of Notification No. 25/2005 Customs to prescribe tariff heading 8504 40, covering static converters for automatic data processing machines and units and telecommunication apparatus, expressly excluding static converters for cellular mobile phones.

Provisional anti-dumping duty on O-acid/Ofloxacin Acid imports from China imposed, varying by producer to address dumped imports.
Provisional anti dumping duty is imposed on imports of O acid (Ofloxacin Acid) from China PR with specified per kilogram duty rates for named producers and exporter combinations and a residual rate for others; the duty is payable in Indian currency, effective for six months unless earlier revoked, amended or superseded, and conversion uses the Government specified exchange rate with the bill of entry date as the relevant date.

Anti-dumping duty extension on Grinding Media Balls from China and Thailand maintained for a further one-year period.
The Central Government amended the principal anti-dumping notification to extend the anti-dumping duty on imports of Grinding Media Balls (excluding Forged Grinding Media Balls) from the People's Republic of China and Thailand by inserting paragraph 3, which provides that the notification shall remain in force up to and inclusive of 15th July, 2018, unless revoked earlier, pursuant to a continuation review and in exercise of powers under the Customs Tariff Act and the anti-dumping rules.

Customs tariff amendment updates specified table entries to a uniform percentage under delegated powers in the Customs Act.
The Government, invoking powers under the Customs Act and Customs Tariff Act, amends Notification No. 50/2017-Customs by substituting the entries in column (4) of the Table against serial numbers 85, 86 and 87 with a uniform percentage figure, effecting a rate change for those listed entries.

Customs exemption for aircraft imports carries bond-based IGST liability and re-export and non-sale conditions on importers.
The amendment creates an exemption for aircraft, aircraft engines and parts imported under specified Schedule II transactions, granting nil customs duty subject to Condition No. 102. That condition requires the importer to execute a bond to: pay integrated tax on the service element if applicable; refrain from selling or parting with the goods without prior Customs permission; re-export the goods within three months after the supply period; and pay on demand integrated tax that would have been payable in case of non-compliance. The amendment is given retrospective effect with a refund safeguard.

Tariff classification omission: corrects an anti dumping duty notification by removing a specified heading from text and table.
Corrigendum to Notification No. 29/2017 Customs (ADD) directs omission of the entry "6908": (i) on page 5, line 22, and (ii) wherever "6908" appears in column (2) of the TABLE, thereby correcting the published text and table entries of the original notification.

Exchange rate determination sets official conversion rates for specified foreign currencies for imports and exports effective 7 July 2017.
Determination of official conversion rates under the Customs Act, effective 7 July 2017, supersedes the prior board notification and prescribes separate rates for imported goods and for export goods in two annexed schedules enumerating specified foreign currencies and their corresponding conversion figures for customs valuation and related purposes.

IGST exemption on SEZ imports preserves tax-free status for goods brought in by units or developers for authorised operations.
All goods imported by a unit or developer in a Special Economic Zone for authorised operations are exempt from the whole of the integrated tax leviable on such imports, by disapplying the integrated tax chargeable under the Customs Tariff Act read with the Integrated Goods and Services Tax Act, pursuant to powers exercised under the Customs Act.

Customs notification amendment alters specified table entries to substitute an earlier effective date with a later date, changing applicability.
Notification No. 63/2017-Customs, issued under sub-section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962, amends Notification No. 12/2012-Customs by substituting the date "27th February, 2009" with "the 19th July, 2012" in column (3) of the table entries for serial numbers 146C (i) and 146C (ii); the amendment is recorded in the notification history and was later rescinded by Notification No. 69/2017 dated 31 July 2017.

Corrigendum to customs notification corrects condition cross references and increases the allowable percentage in exemption provisions.
Corrigendum to Notification No.50/2017-Customs makes textual corrections: replace references to Condition Nos. 82 and 83-84 with Condition Nos. 79 and 80-81 respectively, and amend a stated percentage threshold upward to a higher permissible percentage in the exemption provision, by specified page and line substitutions in the Gazette publication.

CIF value replaces duty-based wording in customs notification, altering the valuation reference for tariff exemption.
Corrigendum substitutes the phrase "the duty payable on" with "the CIF value of" in the earlier customs notification, thereby changing the measure referenced in the exemption provision from a duty-based metric to the cost, insurance and freight value; the amendment is limited to this textual correction and does not introduce other eligibility, rate, or procedural changes.

Tariff value fixation sets new import valuation rates for gold and silver under specified notification entries.
The Central Board of Excise & Customs, relying on Section 14(2) of the Customs Act, substitutes Table 2 of the earlier notification to prescribe tariff values applicable to gold and silver imports where benefit of specified notification entries is availed, thereby providing an administrative valuation schedule for customs assessment tied to those entry benefits.

Rescission of customs notification cancels specified exemption going forward while preserving past acts under statutory authority.
Rescission of a 1976 customs exemption notification is effected by Notification No. 62/2017 under the exercise of powers conferred by sub section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962, on the basis that such action is necessary in the public interest, and the rescission is subject to a savings provision preserving things done or omitted before the rescission.

Exemption notification compliance: bonds, recordkeeping and re export rules govern concessional imports and duty recovery obligations.
These rules require importers seeking exemption under an exemption notification conditioned on use in manufacture or output service to notify the jurisdictional Customs officer, submit information at port and premises, furnish a continuity bond guaranteeing payment of the duty difference with interest, maintain bill of entry wise accounts, file quarterly returns, and permit re export or clearance of unutilised or defective goods within six months; failure to comply enables invocation of the bond and recovery of duty difference with interest.

Courier electronic declarations now incorporate GSTIN, revised import valuation, duty disclosures, and export supply particulars for processing.
The amendments introduce GSTIN into the courier electronic declaration framework and replace Forms C, D, E and H. The revised forms prescribe electronic data requirements for courier imports of gifts, samples, low-value dutiable shipments and other dutiable goods, including classification, valuation, exemption, duty, IGST and GST compensation cess information. They also provide declarations for home consumption, warehousing and ex-bond clearance, requiring accurate disclosure and notification of subsequently discovered contrary information. The revised courier export shipping bill requires GST invoice and export-supply particulars, including whether supply is on payment of IGST or against bond or undertaking.

GST-integrated courier clearance forms require identification, tax disclosures, valuation particulars, and declarations for compliant import and export processing.
Revised courier import and export forms incorporate GSTIN, GST invoice details, IGST payment or exemption particulars, GST Compensation Cess information and total duty or tax disclosures. Import declarations require authorised couriers to confirm consignee authority, accuracy and supporting records, and to disclose subsequently received contrary valuation, quantity or description information. Export forms require disclosures on payment of IGST or export under bond or undertaking, while retaining declarations on authorisation, accuracy and supporting documents.