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CBIC eases paperwork to claim concessional duty on imports from UK

1 source · first seen 19:46 27 Sept · updated 19:46 27 Sept

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  • A valid Origin Declaration will suffice to claim concessional duty under the India-UK CETA
  • Form-I may be sought only when a shipment is flagged for checks
  • Lower import paperwork may benefit Indian importers and companies sourcing goods from the UK

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