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A-108:  iii - 149
               Q-109:  The time period for filing the Bills of Entry is specified in
                       (a)    Section 46 of the Customs Act, 1962
                       (b)    Regulation 4(1) of the Bill of Entry (Forms) Regulations, 2018
                       Which one of the above statement is correct?

                       (i)    a only
                       (ii)    b only
                       (iii)    both a and b
                       (iv)    None of the above
               A-109:  iii - both a and b
               Q-110:  A document in response to a query raised by Customs for a Shipping Bill can be submitted
                       through

                       (a) Online
                       (b) EDI Service Centre
                       (c) a & b
                       (d) None of the above
               A-110:  a - Online

               Q-111:  Which one of the goods are not covered under Kachha Bill of Entry
                       (i) Current newspapers
                       (ii) Fresh Fish
                       (iii) Fruits
                       (iv) Life saving drugs
               A-111:  iii - Fruits
               Q-112:  If  the  importer  intentionally  makes  wrong  declaration  of  value  in  the  Bill  of  Entry  of  the
                       goods imported; then such goods are liable for confiscation under
                       (i) Clause (d) of Section 111 of the Customs Act, 1962

                       (ii) Clause (l) of Section 111 of the Customs Act, 1962
                       (iii) Clause (m) of Section 111 of the Customs Act, 1962
                       (iv) Clause (h)(i) of Section 113 of the Customs Act, 1962
               A-112:  iii - Clause (m) of Section 111 of the Customs Act, 1962
               Q-113:  Explain the processing of Bill of Entry for Assessment

               A-113:         Once the Bill of Entry is submitted in the system, the ICES validates the details from
                       various  directories  maintained  in  the  system  and  calculates  the  value  from  the  foreign
                       currency  to  Indian  Rupees  applying  the  exchange  rates  as  applicable  on  the  date  of
                       submission of the Bill of Entry in the system and determines the assessable value for levy of
                       duty. Directories of the rates of duty as applicable on the goods on the relevant dates are
                       also maintained in the system. ICES calculates the amount of duty leviable on the goods on
                       the  basis  of  rates  of  duty  specified  in  the  Customs  Tariff,  Central  Excise  Tariff,  Cess
                       Schedules, various notifications imposing rates of duty on imported goods and exemption
                       notification as claimed by the importers in the Bill of Entry. Processing of the Bill of Entry
                       takes  place  in  an  automated  environment  and  workflow  according  to  the  jurisdiction  of

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