Refund of excess Customs duty - self assessed bill of entry (BE) ...

Case Laws Customs

January 21, 2019

Refund of excess Customs duty - self assessed bill of entry (BE) - there was no dispute about classification or valuation or description of the imported goods. Therefore there was no need to challenge the assessment.

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Refund of excess Customs duty - self assessed bill of entry (BE) ...

Case Laws Customs

January 21, 2019

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