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Regulation 2 - Definitions - Customs Audit Regulations, 2018Extract 2. Definitions. - In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires, - (a) Ac t means the Customs Act, 1962 (52 of 1962); (b) audit includes examination or verification of declaration, record, entry, document, import or export licence, authorisation, scrip, certificate, permission etc., books of account, test or analysis reports, and any other document relating to imported goods or export goods or dutiable goods, and may include inspection of sample and goods, if such sample or goods are available and where necessary, drawl of samples; (c) auditee means a person who is subject to an audit under section 99A of the Act and includes an importer or exporter or custodian approved under section 45 or licensee of a warehouse and any other person concerned directly or indirectly in clearing, forwarding, stocking, carrying, selling or purchasing of imported goods or export goods or dutiable goods; (d) audit report includes the audit findings in the report prepared after the audit containing details about objections raised by the proper officer and explanation given by the auditee, if any; (e) books of account includes ledgers, day-books, cash books, account-books, other accounts related record whether kept in written or printed form or stored electronically; (f) electronic records means data or record stored in any form and manner relevant for the purpose of Audit under section 99A of the Act ; (g) premises includes the registered office, branch office, warehouse, factory, or any other premises at which, imported goods or export goods or dutiable goods or books of account or records of transaction or other related documents, in relation to the said goods are ordinarily kept, for any purpose by an auditee. (h) Words and expressions used and not defined herein but defined in the Act, shall have the same meaning respectively, assigned to them in the Act.
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