Customs exemption for specific furskins removes additional import duty under statutory public interest authority.
The notification exempts furskins of white arctic fox, Persian lamb and black and white rabbits, classified within the tariff provisions for furskins, from the whole of the additional duty leviable under the customs tariff law when imported into India, on the basis of necessity in the public interest and pursuant to the statutory power to grant such exemptions.

Customs duty exemption for furskins and artificial fur limits duty payable on import under specified tariff headings.
The Central Government exempts imports of furskins and artificial fur classified under the specified tariff headings from customs duty to the extent that such duty exceeds an amount calculated at a capped ad valorem rate, applying at importation and effected by notification as a public-interest exemption.

Ad valorem rate adjustment for raw rubber imports increases tariff exemption, amending the existing customs notification and import relief.
The Central Government amends Notification No. 82/86 Customs by substituting the previously specified 40% ad valorem with 45% ad valorem, thereby raising the ad valorem exemption rate applicable to raw and synthetic rubber under Chapter 40, pursuant to section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962, in the public interest.

Tariff amendment: substitution of the notified exemption percentage for natural raw rubber, increasing applicable concession.
Operative amendment substitutes the previously published concession figure "20%" with "25%" for Natural raw rubber (Chapter 40) in notification No. 21/85-Customs; made under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962 and declared necessary in the public interest.

Customs exemption rate increase now raised for rubber printing blankets under amended notification issued by central government.
Amendment increases the concessional tariff parameter for rubber blankets for the printing industry by substituting the previously specified figure with a higher figure in Notification No. 192/80 Customs (dated 26 September 1980); the change was effected by Notification No. 63/92 Cus dated 1 March 1992 under the Central Government's statutory authority.

Customs exemption rates revised under statutory power, raising ad valorem rates across multiple prior exemption notifications
The Central Government, under sub section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962, amends ten specified customs exemption notifications by substituting stated ad valorem rate expressions in each listed notification or its annexed Table; the operative mechanism is replacement of earlier ad valorem figures and words with revised ad valorem figures and words as specified in the annexed Table.

Customs exemption added for isocyanates and polyols used in thermoplastic polyurethane manufacture under statutory power
The Central Government, invoking sub-section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962, amends Notification No.72/91-Customs to insert entries adding isocyanates (Chapter 28 or 29) and polyols (Chapter 39) as inputs for the manufacture of thermoplastic polyurethane, thereby including these tariff items in the annexed Table of exempted goods under the miscellaneous exemption notification.

Customs tariff amendment prescribes specific and ad valorem duties for defined plastic goods, altering the prior exemption schedule.
Amendment substitutes a new tariff Table prescribing customs duties for specified plastic materials and articles by listing headings and assigning either ad valorem rates or fixed per tonne charges, distinguishing items by polymer type and grade (for example polyethylene by specific gravity and LDPE sheath use; polyvinyl chloride by paste/battery grade), and thereby updating the duty incidence for the listed plastic goods.

Special duty of excise incorporated into Modvat scope, with additional duty recharacterised as equivalent to specified excise duties.
The amendment inserts the special duty of excise declared in the Finance Bill, 1992 as having the force of law into the list of duties for Modvat input credit and substitutes the clause on additional duty to state it is equivalent to duties of excise including that special duty; consequential substitutions in the first proviso revise cross-references to extend equivalence and to cite the special duty as provisionally in force.

Central Excise amendment revises specified notifications to change tariff coverage and duty treatment under section 5A authority.
Under authority of section 5A(1), three Central Excise notifications are amended: omission of Sl. Nos. 2 and 3 from Notification No. 187/72; replacement of "all goods, except malt" with "all goods" in Notification No. 10/89 to include malt; and insertion into Notification No. 12/90 of two tariff entries establishing an ad valorem duty for one beverage-related heading (excluding items in earlier serials) and a nil-duty classification for another beverage-related heading.

Customs duty exemption caps for specified chemical tariff subheadings restrict payable duty on imports under notification.
Exempts specified chemical products under listed Chapter 38 tariff sub headings from customs duty in excess of capped ad valorem amounts by limiting payable duty to amounts calculated at the prescribed standard or preferential ad valorem rates set forth in the Table, with the applicable cap determined by whether the standard or preferential rate is leviable.

Customs duty exemption: excess duty above the prescribed ad valorem rate on Chapter 36 imports is remitted.
Exemption is granted for imports of goods under Chapter 36 so that customs duty leviable is limited to the portion calculated at a specified ad valorem rate and any duty in excess of that rate is exempted; the exemption is effected under section 25(1) of the Customs Act on grounds of public interest and does not affect other customs obligations or classification rules.

Customs duty exemption on certain lubricating preparations reduces import duty to a prescribed ad valorem rate.
The Central Government exempts specified lubricating preparations classified under certain Customs Tariff subheadings from customs duty to the extent that duty exceeds the amount calculated at the rate of 60% ad valorem, thereby limiting the levy on importation to the stated ad valorem amount for those tariff classifications under the miscellaneous exemption notification framework.

Customs duty exemption caps import duties on soap and washing products, reducing excess customs levies under tariff rules.
Notification grants a limited customs duty exemption for imports of soap and washing preparations under the listed Chapter 34 tariff subheadings by exempting duty in excess of amounts calculated at specified ad valorem rates where the standard rate applies and at lower specified ad valorem rates where the preferential rate applies, thereby capping the effective customs levy on those goods.

Customs exemption for tanning extracts limits payable duty to specified standard and preferential ad valorem rates on importation.
Exemption is granted for tanning extracts and related goods classified under the applicable tariff subheading when imported, by exempting from customs duty that portion exceeding amounts calculated at specified ad valorem rates; the exemption caps payable duty at different prescribed ad valorem rates depending on whether the standard or a preferential rate applies.

Ad valorem duty revisions amend prior customs notifications, altering exemption rates for specified goods under Customs Act powers.
Amendments revise specified ad valorem rates and omit certain provisos and paragraphs in listed customs notifications, under the Central Government's authority conferred by section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962, by directing textual substitutions in Tables, columns and clauses to alter tariff-related exemption percentages for enumerated goods.

Customs duty exemption for specified pharmaceuticals limits payable duty to an ad valorem ceiling to facilitate importation.
The Central Government, invoking statutory exemption power under the Customs Act, exempts imports of the drugs listed in the annexed table from customs duty in excess of a prescribed ad valorem ceiling, stating the exemption is taken in the public interest and limited to the enumerated pharmaceuticals.

Customs exemption amendments expand tariff exemption coverage for specified drug bulk intermediates used in pharmaceutical manufacture.
Directs amendment of specified customs exemption notifications to add named drug bulk intermediates to notification Tables and to omit specified serial entries from certain Schedules, thereby modifying tariff/exemption coverage for the listed pharmaceutical intermediates and related finished products; the changes are effected by textual insertions and deletions in the annexed Tables and Schedules of the cited notifications.

Customs duty exemption limits impose reduced duty rates for specified organic chemicals on importation under notification.
The Central Government exempts specified organic chemicals from customs duty insofar as any duty under the Customs Tariff Act exceeds the reduced rates set out in the notification's Table. The Table links Chapter/heading classifications and chemical descriptions to prescribed duty formulas, including ad valorem rates, ad valorem plus specific per kilogram charges, and specific per kilogram rates, thereby capping the customs duty payable on importation of each listed item.

Customs exemption rate increases across specified chemical notifications, adjusting ad valorem percentages by government notification.
Amendment of specified customs exemption notifications for chemicals (Chapters 28-38) under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962: the listed prior notifications are to be amended as per the annexed Table, primarily by substituting revised ad valorem percentages, omitting certain qualifying words or paragraphs, and, in one instance, adding specified chemical entries to the Table, thereby altering the tariff-relief parameters applicable to the identified chemical items.