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Prakash Kakani Director, PNS EV HubCustoms Valuation and Litigation services focus on ensuring accurate valuation of imported/exported goods and resolving disputes arising from customs assessments. Proper customs valuation, based on the WTO's Customs Valuation Agreement, is critical for determining the applicable duties, taxes, and compliance with trade regulations. Litigation arises when discrepancies or disagreements occur between businesses and customs authorities over valuation, classification, or compliance. Professional assistance ensures businesses meet valuation rules, handle disputes efficiently, and mitigate risks of penalties, delays, or reputational damage.
1. Accurate Duty Assessment : Prevents overpayment or underpayment of customs duties.
2. Compliance with Customs Laws : Adheres to Indian customs regulations and international valuation rules.
3. Dispute Resolution : Resolves conflicts related to valuation, classification, or compliance.
4. Avoidance of Penalties : Mitigates financial risks from misvaluation or non-compliance.
5. Efficient Trade Operations : Ensures smooth clearance of goods and minimizes delays.
Feature | Customs Valuation | Customs Duty Refund |
---|---|---|
Focus | Accurate valuation of goods | Recovery of overpaid duties |
Dispute Handling | Yes, valuation disputes | No, focused on refunds only |
Regulatory Body | Customs Valuation Branch | PCustoms Refund Section |
Customs valuation determines the value of imported goods for calculating duties and taxes.
Valuation follows the Customs Valuation (Determination of Value of Imported Goods) Rules, 2007, based on WTO guidelines.
Related-party transactions, incorrect classification, or insufficient documentation.
By maintaining accurate records, following valuation rules, and seeking expert advice.
Penalties include fines, seizure of goods, or additional duties imposed by customs authorities.
Yes, disputes can be appealed before appellate authorities, tribunals, or courts.
It sets international rules for uniform and fair customs valuation.
Customs may challenge valuations if transactions between related parties are deemed non-arm’s-length.
Yes, experts ensure accurate valuation and handle disputes effectively.
Unresolved disputes can delay shipments or raise compliance scrutiny, impacting future transactions.