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2nd phase of All India roll-out of Faceless Assessment

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..... Subject: 2nd phase of All India roll-out of Faceless Assessment - reg. Kind reference is invited to Board Circular No.28/2020-Customs and Instruction No. 09/2020, both dated 05.06.2020 on the 1st phase of All India roll-out of Faceless Assessment under the umbrella of the Turant Customs programme. The 1st phase was begun from 08.06.2020 at Bengaluru and Chennai Customs Zones for items of import primarily covered by Chapters 84 and 85 of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 . As earlier informed, the 1st phase marked the beginning of the pan India roll out of Faceless Assessment, in different phases covering other ports and items of import, leading upto this mode of Customs assessment becoming the norm across the country from 01.01.20 .....

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..... engaluru, Chennai, and Delhi Pilot programme has been running in Delhi Zone since September 2019 and now Bengaluru and Chennai are newly covered. 4. 50 to 71 3 Bengaluru, Chennai, and Delhi Pilot programme has been running in Chennai Zone since September 2019 and now Bengaluru and Delhi are newly covered. 5. 29 2A Mumbai I, Mumbai II and Mumbai III Newly introduced Zones 3. Further, for monitoring and ensuring speedy and uniform assessments in the Customs Zones at S.Nos. 1 to 4 of the above table, in regard to Bills of Entr .....

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..... es, in regard to Bills of Entry assigned by the Customs Automated System to the officers of the Faceless Assessment Groups. 4. Further, Notification No.63/2020-Customs (N.T.) dated 30.07.2020 is issued for the purpose of empowering the jurisdictional Commissioners of Customs (Appeals) at Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi and Mumbai to take up appeals filed in respect of Faceless Assessments pertaining to imports made in their jurisdictions even though the assessing officer may be located at the other Customs station. To illustrate, Commissioners of Customs (Appeals) at Bengaluru would decide appeals filed for imports at Bengaluru though the assessing officer is located at Delhi. Similarly, Commissioners of Customs (Appeals) at Mumbai-I would .....

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