Courts: CAAR
Read latest Customs Authority for Advance Rulings decisions on customs classification, valuation, exemptions, notifications and other customs matters.
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Underground Mining Truck classifiable under CTH 8704 1010
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Biopesticides classifiable under chapter 38: CAAR
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CAAR cannot give ruling on a issue already pending before an officer of customs
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Classification for import of Stainless Steel Scrap – CAAR rejects application as infructous
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API/chikni/unflavoured/flavoured & boiled supari classifiable under heading 0802
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Measuring devices, namely flowmeters merit classification under heading 90.26
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Intermediate Bulk Containers merit classification under heading 86.09
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Synthetic Rubber in Primary Form merit classification under heading 40.05
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CAAR Mumbai allowed ‘King Kaveri Trading Company’ to withdraw application
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AAR application under customs can be for only one good
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Tello drones with or without camera would merit classification under heading 9503
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Head mounted tablets classifiable under CTH 85176290
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Classification of mill processed non-alloy ferrous waste metal goods wound in a coil
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Glyteine (Gamma Glutamylcysteine) classifiable under CTH 21069099
CAAR (Customs Authority for Advance Rulings) provides advance rulings on specified questions arising under Customs law. This TaxGuru archive brings together CAAR rulings concerning classification of imported or exported goods, valuation, exemptions, applicability of Customs notifications and other matters falling within the Authority’s jurisdiction. Importers, exporters, customs brokers, businesses and professionals can use this category to research advance rulings and obtain insight into the treatment of customs issues in specific transactions.
