FORM-F [See sub-clause (6) of clause 4] Return for the quarter ending on ............................ 1. Registration number issued under sub-clause (1) of clause 4 2. Name of the seller, distributor, exporter, importer or consumer 3. Address 4. Name of the controlled substance 5. Opening balance of the controlled substance at the beginning of the quarter 6. Details of quantity received and sold, consumed or exported Receipt / Im... ... ...

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS (NS- V), JAWAHARLAL NEHRU CUSTOM HOUSE, SHEVA, TAL- URAN, DISTRICT- RAIGAD, MAHARASHTRA-400707. Dated: 23.06.2021 FN. S/16-39/2021-22/LAB/JNCH PUBLIC NOTICE NO. - 57/2021 DIN- 20210678NX000000CC1C Sub: - reg. Attention of all Importers/Exporters, Custom Brokers and other stakeholders is invited to Instruction No. 14/2021 dated 21.06.2021 issued by CBIC, New Delhi (copy enclosed) on the above subject. 2. Reference is also invited to... ... ...

FORM-E [See sub-clause (6) of clause 4] Return for the quarter ending on ...................................... 1. Registration number issued under sub-clause (1) of clause 4 2. Name of the manufacturer 3. Address 4. Name of the controlled substance 5. Opening balance of the controlled substance at the beginning of the quarter 6. Details of manufacture and sale Manufacture Sale Date Quantity Date To whom sold (Regi... ... ...

FORM-D [See sub-clause (5) of clause 4] Registration number issued under sub-clause (1) of clause 4: _____________ Month: ___________ Name of controlled substance: _____________ Date: Quantity in hand at the beginning of the day Details of quantity of the substance received / imported S1. No. Quantity From whom received (Registration number, name and address of the person to be given) Consignment Note/Bill of Entry No. 1 2 3 4 5 6   ... ... ...

Manufacturers of Schedule-A controlled substances must maintain a monthly, substance-specific register recording daily opening stock, production, factory dispatches, recipient details, handling losses and closing stock, with quantities stated in kilograms. Entries are required for every working day, including days without transactions, and must be completed before close of business and initialled by the authorised person. Each page must have a running serial number, and separate registers must be maintained for each controlled substance handled.

Registration for Schedule-A controlled-substance activities requires disclosure of the substances and intended activity, including manufacture, distribution, sale, purchase, possession, storage, or consumption. Applicants must provide identity, contact, PAN, business-constitution, premises, property-right, authorised-person, and business-registration details. Management personnel and authorised persons must provide identification and disclose relevant convictions or pending cases. The applicant or authorised person must certify that the information is true, correct and complete, sign every page, attach required enclosures, and subsequently furnish information unavailable when the application was submitted.

Registration authorises specified activities involving identified Schedule-A controlled substances at approved premises, including manufacture, distribution, sale, purchase, possession, storage and consumption. It is non-transferable, must be kept at the approved premises and produced when required by a designated or authorised officer. Manufacture is limited to the substance covered by the registration. Any change in the registrant's constitution must be notified in writing, and the existing registration remains valid for up to three months unless replaced by fresh registration.

Transfer of warehoused goods for deposit in another warehouse or export requires prescribed import, warehousing, goods, destination and removal particulars, supported by bond officer permission and the owner's authentication. Despatch and receipt records must capture removal and receipt times, transport and container details, one-time-lock details, verification of matching transport registration, and confirmation that the lock remains intact. The warehouse licensee, bond officer and proper officer authenticate the relevant stages of movement.

The time limit specified under Notification No. 06/2023-State Tax is extended by substituting 31 August 2023 for 30 June 2023. The substituted deadline is deemed operative from 30 June 2023, and references to the earlier deadline in the relevant framework stand replaced accordingly.

SB IV requires a bill of export for duty-free goods exported ex-bond, containing exporter, buyer, shipment, transport, invoice, goods-description, quantity, valuation and bonded-goods particulars. Export value must include FOB value and relevant deductions, or the value expected to be received where full value is not ascertainable. The exporter or customs broker certifies the accuracy of the particulars, identifies any MEIS reward claim, and submits supporting records. Prescribed copies provide for customs endorsements, examination, shipment confirmation, mate's receipt verification and preventive supervision.

Bill for Export for Goods (SB III) requires exporter, buyer, transport, foreign-exchange, invoice, cargo and item-level particulars for export consignments. It records valuation components, export duty and cess, and whether exports are made on payment of IGST or under bond or letter of undertaking. Separate schedules capture EPCG, Advance Authorisation, DFIA, job-work and re-export details. Drawback claims require item-wise claim information, duty-payment tracing, compliance certification, bank particulars and verification fields. Supporting invoices, packing lists, licences and other records accompany declarations and customs processing endorsements.

Form SB II requires an ex-bond duty-free export shipping bill to state exporter and consignee details, shipment terms, goods description, quantity, weight, value, FOB valuation components, and particulars of the bonded goods and warehouse. The exporter or customs broker must declare the correctness of the information, identify any intended MEIS reward claim, and submit specified supporting records. Original, duplicate and export-promotion copies facilitate documentation, customs clearance and shipment certification.

Shipping Bill Form SB I requires exporters or customs brokers to declare exporter, buyer, carriage, foreign-exchange, invoice, cargo, item-level valuation and export-duty particulars. It records whether exported supplies are made on payment of IGST or under bond or letter of undertaking, with invoice-wise tax details. Separate disclosures apply to EPCG, Advance Authorisation, DFIA, anticipated authorisation exports, job work and re-export drawback claims. The shipping bill also requires container details where applicable, supporting documents, exporter certification, drawback particulars and customs examination, export and shipment endorsements.

VR LIVIN Ventures LLP launched 'THE FIRST', an 83-villa gated residential community in Madhavaram, North Chennai, which recorded sales of 20 villas during its first two launch days. The development includes smart-home villas and more than 50 lifestyle amenities, with access to nearby metro connectivity and social infrastructure. It forms part of the company's intended expansion of residential projects in Chennai and other South Indian locations.

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.