Valuation of imported goods - wooden furniture - noticing excess ...

Customs

January 15, 2019

Valuation of imported goods - wooden furniture - noticing excess weight at the time of physical verification of the import by the Customs authorities could not in any manner change the transaction value disclosed in the proforma invoices, which has not been disputed by the Revenue.

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Valuation of imported goods - wooden furniture - noticing excess ...

Customs

January 15, 2019

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