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ARTICLE · 26 JULY 2024

Budget 2024 | Indirect Tax Proposals

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Section 28DA of the Customs Act is amended to include various types of proof of origin as may be provided in accordance with trade agreements...

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01 CUSTOMS LAW

Proposed legislative changes in the Customs Act

Proof of origin

Section 28DA of the Customs Act is amended to include various types of proof of origin as may be provided in accordance with trade agreements, such as certificate of origin, declaration and self-certification.

Comments: Section 28DA of the Customs Act requires an importer making claim for preferential duty to submit certificate of origin and furnish information as may be required by the customs. New trade agreements entered by India such as one with Mauritius and with Member States of the European Free Trade Association, i.e., Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland that provides for 'Origin Declaration'1 instead of a 'Certificate of Origin'. Hence, provisions have been aligned with such trade agreements.

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