Valuation of import goods - Even taking it for granted that the ...

Customs

April 18, 2018

Valuation of import goods - Even taking it for granted that the appellant has not filed any proof of document, viz., protest letter or representation against the excess payment, department is not entitled to collect amount, not exceeding 20% of the free on board value (FOB Value) of goods. - HC

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Valuation of import goods - Even taking it for granted that the ...

Customs

April 18, 2018

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