Courts: CAAR
Read latest Customs Authority for Advance Rulings decisions on customs classification, valuation, exemptions, notifications and other customs matters.
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Automotive Brake System Classifiable as Accessory Due to Non-Essential Nature: CAAR Mumbai
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
EV Communication Device Classifiable as Data Transmission Equipment Due to Core Functionality
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Poultry Feed Premix falls Under Heading 2309 Due to Specific Animal Feed Use: CAAR Mumbai
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
No CAAR Decision on E-Scooter Parts Classification After Application Withdrawal
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Plastic Wall Panels Classified Based on Functional Use and Manufacturing Characteristics
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
CAAR Allows Withdrawal of Aluminum Hollow Profile Classification Dispute
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
No Concessional Duty on PCBA & Mobile Parts Scrapped in Manufacturing: CAAR
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
PVC Extrusion Line Classifiable as Extruder Due to Continuous Manufacturing Process: CAAR Mumbai
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Smart Ring Classifiable as Measuring Device Due to Sensor-Based Functionality: CAAR Mumbai
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Kitchen Exhaust Hoods Classified Under Residual Entry Due to Absence of Fan: CAAR Mumbai
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Dashcams Not Eligible for Nil Duty as They Function as Video Recorders: CAAR Mumbai
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
AAR Plea on Classification of Palm Oil Effluent, UCO & FWO Withdrawn by Applicant
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Side Key FPCB Classifiable as Smartphone Part Due to Exclusive Use: CAAR Delhi
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Display Assemblies Classifiable Under CTH 8524 Due to Retention of Display Functionality: CAAR Delhi
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.
