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Suggestions are invited for improvements in Customs Processes

Suggestions are invited for improvements in Customs Processes
Start Date :
Aug 31, 2016
Last Date :
Sep 16, 2016
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) is a part of the Department of Revenue under the Ministry of Finance, Government of India. It deals with the tasks of formulation of ...

Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) is a part of the Department of Revenue under the Ministry of Finance, Government of India. It deals with the tasks of formulation of policy concerning levy and collection of Customs & Central Excise duties and Service Tax, prevention of smuggling and administration of matters relating to Customs, Central Excise, Service Tax and Narcotics to the extent under CBEC's purview.

The current Customs Business Services are being catered through a set of independent applications;CBEC now envisages an integrated platform for providing services through a single application. The new application is envisioned to be built as a high-end futuristic platform which is robust and scalable.

CBEC invites suggestions to improve upon the Customs Business Services namely Cargo Clearance, Courier clearance, Postal clearance, SEZ – Customs clearance, Passenger clearance and Baggage clearance.

We request you to provide your valuable suggestions for improvement in the following:

- Cargo Clearance
- Courier
- Postal
- SEZ- Customs Clearance
- Baggage Clearance
- Passenger Clearance

Note:

-The last date for submitting suggestions is 15th September 2016
-Please restrict your comments to 1000 characters. In case your comments exceed 1000 characters, please upload your suggestions as a pdf document.
-The nature of suggestions should be in form of improvements in the current Business Processes
-The suggestions submitted will be reviewed by competent authorities before considering incorporating the same into the new integrated platform scope if found required.

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Narendra alias Nitin Deshmukh
Narendra alias Nitin Deshmukh 9 years 4 months ago
The customs should immediately ease the restrictions on the perishables' shipments for the international as well as domestic sectors, paving way for the much needed thrust to the growth and development of R&D, production, science and technology. Current situation is dragging the country away from it.
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Kunal Wadhwani
Kunal Wadhwani 9 years 4 months ago
Unless and until the quasi judicial power os withdrwan and the person adjucating the case is made accountable for not sustaining its order in tribunal and supreme court. This power and officer raj will on , we need a transparent adjucating system where . Wrong decssion taken will be punished . This corruption will go on whatever say
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Kunal Wadhwani
Kunal Wadhwani 9 years 4 months ago
The process of refund of SAD should be removed what kind of system is this we block our liquidity twice and then pay commison to get the refund this a red carpet to corruption and making crorers for the person doing refund ,
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SUDHIR D
SUDHIR D 9 years 4 months ago
I always find Immigration officials at Mumbai airport very rude. I had even gone to the duty officer to complaint but he too said that he cannot do much. On my previous trip. Of 6 counters catering to my line had only 3 officers.. of which two got up suddenly and started chatting while only one was operational to manage over 50 people in line. This was heights of mismanagement. There is a need to have a touch screen feedback panel after passing out like in singapore plus time officials working
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Surendra Vijendrachar
Surendra Vijendrachar 9 years 4 months ago
Simplufy the drawback scheme. Now that GST will be a implemented in 2017, high time that the current Duty Drawback scheme is replaced. Since GST enables input credit of all duties except Customs, Drawback should be provided as a percentage of the Customs Duty on the inputs based on a input output statement provided with an affidavit by the exporter. We can do away with all Licensing schemes under DGFT. Drawback can also be provided as credit that can be adjusted against GST payable to Govt.
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Vijay K Belur
Vijay K Belur 9 years 4 months ago
The area of Interst is Aviation maintenance .. We as a country have lost consecutively a very huge potential in earnings and business opportunity to the tune of a few billion dollars due to the archaic and unreasonably high customs duty on aircraft spares rendering MRO's crippled. India already has An MRO Hyderabad strategically positioned to attract severe business from the Middle East and within Asia. If there could be a customs waiver or rebate in customs we can develop skill levels also.
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Jude Coutinho
Jude Coutinho 9 years 4 months ago
1. Provide a E-Portal when by all Import details and Packing List are Pre-Registered before Landing of the Good at Port. This avoid delay in clearance and also generate a import data base.Any Mal Practice detected - the company history of imports can be removed from data base and - Ask for Penalty payment for all shipments for last 15 years. 2. All Chemical & Hazardous products need Pre-approval by on-line registration and on-line approval against CAS codes.
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sujit kumar tiwary
sujit kumar tiwary 9 years 4 months ago
Please make customs duty payment mandatorily by debit card or credit card I.e. plastic money, no cash should be accepted for duty payment, it will bring transparency, stop use of black money and reduce cash handling cost of Govt.
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