Form-B [See sub-clause (2) of clause 4] . ******* For Official Use only Registration No.                   Date of Issue                   Part-I (A) Name of the controlled substance and its salts in Schedule-A for which registration is applied for: 1) ____________________ 2) ____________________ 3) ____________________ 4) ___________________... ... ...

FORM-A [See sub-clause (1) of clause 4] Registration No ___________ Date of issue:_______________ ___________ (Name and address) __________ is hereby registered to (strikeout whichever is not applicable) (1) Manufacture             (2) Distribution             (3) Sale   (4) Purchase   (5) Possession   (6) Storage   (7) Consumption   (8) Others (Please... ... ...

FORM (see regulation 3 of Warehoused Goods (Removal) Regulations, 2016) Part-I Import Details Details of warehousing Goods Purpose of removal Bill of Entry No. and date. Warehouse code and address. Bond No. and date. Description of goods. Description and No. of packages. Marks and numbers  on packages Weight and quantity. Value. Deposit in another warehouse (Furnish warehouse code and address). For export by air/sea/land/post (Furnish d... ... ...

(TO BE PUBLISHED IN PART IV OF THE DELHI GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY) GOVERNMENT OF NATIONAL CAPITAL TERRITORY OF DELHI FINANCE (EXPENDITURE-I) DEPARTMENT DELHI SACHIVALAYA, I.P. ESTATE: NEW DELHI-110002 Notification No. 24/2023-State Tax Dated: 17/10/2023 No. F.3 ( 11 )/Fin.(Exp-I)/2023-24/DS-1/997 - In exercise of the powers conferred by section 148 of the Delhi Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 (03 of 2017), the Lieutenant Governor of National Capital Territory of Delhi, on the rec... ... ...

SB IV (See regulation 3) BILL OF EXPORT FOR DUTY FREE GOODS EX-BOND Original Exporter, whether Government or Private Invoice No. & Date SB No. & Date Import-Export Code No. [GSTIN/UIN/PAN etc. as applicable] Buyer Name & Address Consignee (if different from Buyer) State of origin of goods Customs Broker LIC No. Type of Shipment : Deferred Credit [ ] Joint Ventures [ ] Rupee Credit [ ] Others [ ] RBI's Approval/Cir. No. & Date Lorry No./Goods ... ... ...

SB III (See regulation 3) BILL FOR EXPORT FOR GOODS Original SB No. & Date Customs Station Code IEC Code [GSTIN/UIN/PAN etc. as applicable] Exporter Name & Address Buyer Name & Address Consignee (if different from Buyer) Customs Broker & License No. Lorry No./Goods Train & Wagon No. Originating From Place of Delivery Land Customs Station Others (specify) Foreign Exchange Details: Authorized Dealer Code RBI Waiver No. & Date, if any &nbs... ... ...

Form SB II (See regulation 2) SHIPPING BILL FOR EXPORT OF DUTY FREE GOODS EX-BOND Original Exporter, whether Government or Private Invoice No. & Date SB No. & Date Import-Export Code No.[GSTIN/UIN/PAN etc. as applicable] Buyer Name & Address Consignee (if different from Buyer) State of origin of goods Customs Broker LIC No. Type of Shipment : Deferred Credit [ ] Joint Ventures [ ] Rupee Credit [ ] Others [ ] RBI's Approval/Cir. No. & Date Pre... ... ...

Form SB I (See regulation 2) SHIPPING BILL FOR EXPORT OF GOODS Original SB No. & Date Customs Station Code IEC Code [GSTIN/UIN/PAN etc. as applicable] Exporter Name & Address Buyer Name & Address Consignee (if different from Buyer) Customs Broker & License No.   Pre-Carriage by Vessel/Flight No. Port of Loading Place of Receipt by Pre-Carrier Rotation No. Port of Discharge/Country of Discharge Foreign Exchange Details: Authorized Dealer ... ... ...

Project records sale of 20 villas during the first two days of launch Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], September 3: VR LIVIN Ventures LLP has launched ‘THE FIRST’, an 83-villa gated residential community in Madhavaram, North Chennai, with the project recording sales of 20 villas during the first two days of its launch. The project was launched on August 29 and 30 in the presence of Chief Guest Thiru N. Ravichandran, Chairman of TVH Group of Companies. Special guests included Hitesh Kawad of SPR... ... ...

Custodians and terminal operators must electronically submit stuffing and stripping reports wherever cargo is segregated or stuffed into containers, identifying the relevant primary or master cargo identification numbers for each equipment. They must also report actual conveyance arrival and departure events; terminal operators additionally file voyage call numbers and equipment landed or loaded details. Stuffing messages, ASR, DP and AR filings by custodians, and voyage call number messages by terminal operators, become mandatory from 20 July 2021, while parallel carrier filing continues during the transitional period.

Electronic commerce operators collecting tax at source must follow a special procedure for goods supplied through them by composition taxpayers. They must not allow inter-State supplies of goods by such persons. Operators must collect and remit tax at source on these supplies and electronically report the supply details in FORM GSTR-8 on the common portal. The procedure applies from 1 October 2023.

Certificate of Origin declarations in Bills of Entry claiming preferential duty treatment are subject to system-based validation. Where an applicable trade agreement restricts a CoO to one import or importing operation, the same CoO number cannot be used in more than one Bill of Entry, although it may cover multiple items in the same Bill of Entry. Assessing and examining officers must match the declared CoO number with the submitted CoO copy.

Form I requires a Customs Broker seeking licence renewal to disclose licence particulars, payment of government dues, continuing validity of bond and security, management changes in a firm or company, and the reason for renewal. It also requires declarations on language knowledge, prior licence status, and any penalisation, conviction or prosecution under customs, excise, service tax and goods and services tax laws. The applicant must affirm compliance with the Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations, 2018.

The identity-cum-authority card is issued to an employee registered with Customs for assisting a Customs Broker or the broker's authorised employees. It identifies the employee and employing Customs Broker through prescribed particulars, including photograph, specimen signature, licence number, Customs Station, issue date, and official authentication. Validity is five years from issuance or, if earlier, until cancellation of the principal Customs Broker's licence.

Customs identity-card authorization permits a registered employee of a Customs Broker to transact business at the specified Custom House on the broker's behalf. Permission remains effective for the stated period but ends earlier upon cancellation of the principal broker's licence. The employee must have passed the prescribed examination, and the identity card records identification, broker licence, Customs Station, validity, and authentication particulars.

Form F prescribes an identity card for persons associated with a Customs Broker. It records the Customs Broker's licence number, name, business type, specimen signature, and the holder's designation. The card includes the holder's photograph, signature, Permanent Account Number, Aadhaar number, issue details, and validity period. Authentication by the Deputy or Assistant Commissioner of Customs is required, together with a declaration that the holder has passed the prescribed Customs Broker examination.

Surety bond for a Customs Broker secures payment to the President of India up to the stipulated bond amount. The bond requires faithful and incorrupt conduct under the Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations, 2018 and obliges the broker and surety to make good Government sums left unpaid due to the broker's misfeasance or negligence. Fulfilment of these conditions renders the bond void; otherwise, it remains in force.

Form D requires a Customs Broker to execute a bond in favour of the President of India and deposit security of Rs. 5,00,000 for faithful conduct and payment of Government sums unpaid through the misfeasance or negligence of the broker or employees. The security may be appropriated towards such dues and remains available for twelve calendar months after cessation of brokerage activity, including for unpaid short collections of duty or other charges.

Customs Brokers seeking to work at another Customs Station must submit Form C containing their identity, Aadhaar number, PAN, address, licence particulars and issuing Custom House. Firms and companies must provide particulars of partners or directors, identify those actually engaged in Customs Broker work, and state their educational qualifications. The applicant must affirm agreement to comply with the Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations, 2018, and sign and date the intimation.

Form B2 authorises a named individual, firm or company to transact business as a Customs Broker throughout India, subject to licence conditions. The licence is non-transferable; client authorisation must be obtained and produced when required; and Customs Station business must be conducted personally or through an approved employee. Loss must be reported immediately, and duties must be performed promptly, efficiently and in compliance with prescribed Customs Broker obligations. The licence is valid for ten years from issue and is renewable under the applicable procedure.