IMPORT EXPORT CUSTOM CLEARANCE
Customs clearance is a key step in international trade that involves the submission and processing of documents and other requirements required for goods to enter or exit a country. The Permiso team will provide comprehensive assistance, starting from the paperwork to clearance of goods.
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Goods imported and exported into and out of a country should go through customs clearance procedures. It is a set of actions taken by customs officials to guarantee adherence to national laws and rules governing the import or export of goods.
Individuals and businesses must file tax returns by a certain deadline. If a taxpayer misses the deadline, he or she must pay a penalty.
Procedure for Clearance of Imported Goods in India:
- Bill of Entry - Cargo Declaration: When goods are imported into a country, importers or customs brokers must file a Bill of Entry (BoE) with the customs authorities. This document is an important part of the customs clearance process because it contains detailed information about the imported goods.
- Assessment: The assessment of duty entails properly classifying the goods imported in the customs tariff, taking into account the rules of interpretation, chapter and section notes, and so on, and determining the duty liability.
- EDI Assessment: In the Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) assessment system of handling of the documents/declarations for taking import clearances the cargo declaration is transferred to the assessing officer in the groups electronically.
- Examination of Goods: All imported goods must be examined to ensure that the description on the bill of entry is correct. However, a portion of the consignment is randomly selected and examined.
- Green Channel facility: Some major importers have been granted green channel clearance. It means that goods are cleared without being subjected to routine inspection. They must make a declaration in the declaration form when filing the bill of entry. The appraisal is carried out in the usual manner, with the exception that there will be no physical examination of the goods.
- Execution of Bonds: End use bonds with Bank Guarantee or other surety are required to be furnished where applicable in order to obtain duty free or concessional assessment under various schemes and notifications.
- Payment of Duty: Duty can be paid at designated banks or with TR-6 challans. Different Custom Houses have authorised various banks to pay duty.
- Amendment of Bill of Entry: When errors are discovered after documents have been submitted, amendments to the entry are made with the approval of the Deputy/Assistant Commissioner.
- Prior Entry for Bill of Entry: Section 46 of the Act provides for the filing of bills of entry prior to the arrival of goods, allowing for faster clearance of goods. This bill of entry is valid if the vessel/aircraft carrying the goods arrives within 30 days of the date the bill of entry is presented.
We at The Permiso, have tied up with partners for custom clearance who are committed to providing a satisfactory custom clearance service at best rates than other agents, and we never upset our clients for any damage to their goods, and we cooperate with everything in a timely manner.
Air Custom Clearance
Getting your goods through customs at the airport can be tricky due to tight security and strict checks. If you can’t answer the customs officers’ questions clearly, your goods might not be released. For a safe and secure customs clearance service, just give us a call or message us through our contact page.”
Sea Custom Clearance
The Permiso is crucial for efficiently and affordably clearing imported goods from Mumbai port. Leveraging our experienced team and good reputation, we ensure timely delivery of your goods right to your location using our own vehicles.”
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Import Export Custom Clearance Procedure
