Review of existing Customs exemption notifications and Customs laws and procedures – Suggestions invited online from the public
Govt. has invited online Suggestions from the public on MyGov portal on review of existing Customs exemption notifications and Customs laws and procedures
During her Budget speech, the Hon’ble Finance Minister had announced that a review of existing Customs exemption notifications would be undertaken to identify those notifications which may have outlived their utility or have become outdated.
In this context, suggestions are invited in respect of review of existing Customs exemption notifications in prescribed format below. The suggestions may include:-
Requests for routine merit-based change of duty rates considered usually as part of the Budget proposals are not covered under this review exercise and the same need not be furnished.
During her Budget speech, the Hon’ble Finance Minister had announced that suggestions would be invited for review of the Customs laws and procedures for aligning them with the needs of changing times and ease of doing business.
In this context, suggestions are invited in respect of review of the Customs laws and procedures in prescribed format below.
During her Budget speech, the Hon’ble Finance Minister had announced that a review of existing Customs exemption notifications would be undertaken to identify those notifications which may have outlived their utility or have become outdated.
During her Budget speech, the Hon’ble Finance Minister had announced that suggestions would be invited for review of the Customs laws and procedures for aligning them with the needs of changing times and ease of doing business.
| Activity | Last Date |
|---|---|
| Suggestions for review of existing Customs Exemption Notifications/Laws and Procedures | 21 August, 2020 |
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