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Example 1: An Importer Imported Some Goods For Subsequent Sale in India at $20,000 On CIF Basis

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Example 1: An importer imported some goods for subsequent sale in India at $20,000 on CIF basis .

Relevant exchange rate as notified by the Central Government Rs45 . The item imported attracts basic
duty at 12%. If similar goods were manufactured in India, GST payable as tariff is 12.5%. Find the total
duty payable.

Solution :

Calculation of Total Duty Payable

Particulars Rs.
CIF value USD (20,000X45) 9,00,000
Add: Loading and unloading @1% 9,000
Assessable Value 9,09,000
Add: Basic Custom Duty @ 12% on 9,09,000 1,09,080
10,18,080
Add: IGST @ 12.5 % on 10,18,080 1,27,260
11,45,340
Total Value of Imported Goods

Therefore, total Duty payable is Rs2,36,340


Example2 : Sorceror Corp. imported some goods by air from Genesis Industries of U.S. Compute the
value of the goods for the purpose of levying the duty :

Particulars Dollars($)
CIF Value 5000
Freight Paid 1500
Insurance Cost 500
The banker realized the payment from importer at the exchange rate of Rs. 45 per U.S. $

Central Board of Excise and Customs notified the exchange rate as Rs. 44.50 per U.S. $

Basic Custom Duty @ 10% advalorem. There is no CVD and Special CVD. Find the total import duty.

Solution:

Computation of total Import Duty

Particulars U.S. $
CIF Value 5,000
Less : Air Freight 1,500
Less : Insurance 500
FOB Value 3,000
Add : Insurance 500
Add : Air Freight 20 % on FOB 600
CIF Value 4,100
Add: 1% Unloading Charges on CIF Value 41
Assessable Value 4,141
Assessable Value in Rs. 184275( i.e. Rs. 44.50 x U.S. $4.141)
Total Custom Duty(i.e., 184275 x10% ) 18,428

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