Central Government can prohibit or restrict imports and exports of goods u / s 11 of Customs Act. There are restrictions under other Acts like FTDR, Ancient Monument Preservation, Environment Control Legislation, Arms Act etc.
Central Government can prohibit or restrict imports and exports of goods u / s 11 of Customs Act. There are restrictions under other Acts like FTDR, Ancient Monument Preservation, Environment Control Legislation, Arms Act etc.
Central Government can prohibit or restrict imports and exports of goods u / s 11 of Customs Act. There are restrictions under other Acts like FTDR, Ancient Monument Preservation, Environment Control Legislation, Arms Act etc.
Exemption Exemption can be granted by Government by issuing a notification.
from customs Capital goods and spares can be imported under ‘project imports’ at duty and concessional/Nil rate of customs duty. Project Imports Remission of Remission can be obtained on goods lost (other than pilferage) in customs duty port. No remission after goods are cleared from customs. Pilferage in In case of pilferage, no duty is payable. Pilferage should be before port order for clearance is made. Duty on pilfered goods is payable by customs authorities. Relinquishment Title of imported goods can be relinquished and then no customs of title of duty will be payable. This is ‘remission on relinquished goods’. Title imported goods can be relinquished even after imported goods are warehoused. Abatement if If imported goods are in damaged condition, abatement can be imported obtained in customs duty. goods are in damaged condition Re-import of Goods exported can be re-imported. Concessional customs duty is exported goods payable on such re-imports, but there are some exemptions. Demand of Demand for recovery of customs duty can be made within 6 months. customs duty In case of imports by individuals, Government or charitable institutions, show cause notice for demand can be issued within one year. Interest is payable for delayed payment of customs duty. Recovery of Recovery procedures are prescribed in section 142 of Customs Act, customs duty which has been made applicable to Central Excise also. Refund of Refund claim for customs duty can be made within 6 months. In customs duty case of imports by individuals, Government or charitable institutions, refund claim can be filed within one year. Refund would be subject to unjust enrichment provisions. Prohibition of Central Government can prohibit or restrict imports and exports of imports and goods u/s 11 of Customs Act. Besides, there are restrictions under exports other Acts like FTDR, Ancient Monument Preservation, Environment Control Legislation, Hazardous substances, Arms Act etc. Customs An importer or exporter can transact business of imports and exports House Agent either himself or through his employees. However, generally, it is not possible as it requires expertise in procedures. Hence, Customs House Agent (CHA) is usually appointed by importer/exporter. Section 146 of Customs Act provide for licence to persons to carry on business as an agent relating to import or export of goods or entry/departure of conveyance. Stores Section 2(38) define ‘Stores’ as goods for use in a vessel or aircraft and includes diesel and spare parts and other articles of equipment, whether or not they are required for immediate fitting. The ships/aircrafts coming from abroad require spares and consumables for their ships and hence special provisions have been made. Some http://www.dateyvs.com/custom09.htm 1/2 27/01/2011 Warehousing and Other Provisions stores are exempt from customs duty.
Warehousing in customs
Warehouse to Imported goods can be kept in customs warehouse without
keep imported payment of customs duty. Bond has to be executed while clearing goods without goods from port to warehouse. Warehouse can be public or private. payment of customs duty Warehousing Goods can be kept in warehouse awaiting receipt of import pending receipt authorisation or when imported goods are not immediately required of authorisation for consumption. Time limit for Goods can be kept in warehouse upto one year, Extension can be keeping goods obtained. Interest is payable for warehousing beyond 90 days, @ in warehouse 15%. EOU as EOU is also a ‘warehouse’. Normal warehousing period for them is warehouse three years for inputs and five years for capital goods. In case of EOU, interest is payable if warehousing is beyond three years in case of inputs/consumables/spares and five years in case of capital goods. Manufacture in Goods can be manufactured in warehouse and exported without warehouse payment of customs duty. This facility is useful to EOU. Clearance from Warehoused goods cane be (a) Cleared on payment of duty (b) warehouse Cleared for export without payment of duty or (c) transferred to another warehouse without payment of duty.