The notification expands Form E by adding fields on export clearance, e-commerce exports, and export benefits. It mandates supporting documents for transparency. The change strengthens reporting and compliance requirements.
The notification updates tariff values used for duty calculation on key imports like gold, silver, and palm oil. It aims to align customs valuation with global prices and prevent under-invoicing.
The issue involved the existing compliance timeline under sea cargo regulations. CBIC amended the rules to extend the deadline to 30 June 2026. The key takeaway is that stakeholders get additional time to meet regulatory requirements.
Centre amends Central Excise Rules to exclude petrol, diesel and ATF exports from duty-free or rebate provisions, except exports by PSUs to Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
The amendment permits payment aggregators as a new mode of deposit in the electronic cash ledger. This expands digital payment options and improves ease of compliance.
CBIC appoints a common adjudicating authority to handle multiple show cause notices across jurisdictions. The move ensures uniform decisions and streamlined adjudication.
The government has updated tariff tables under customs law but retained existing values for palm oil, gold, silver, and areca nuts. The move ensures continuity without impacting import valuation.
The government has retained existing tariff values for key imports like gold, silver, and edible oils. The update ensures valuation continuity without impacting import costs.
CBIC amends the customs jurisdiction under Notification 21/2022 to redefine areas under the Principal Commissioner of Customs, Visakhapatnam. The update clarifies coverage of ports, SEZs, airports, and multiple districts in Andhra Pradesh.
Through Notification No. 25/2026-Customs (N.T.), CBIC updated tariff values for edible oils, gold, silver, and brass scrap to reflect current price trends and ensure accurate customs duty assessment.
