Classes for Customs Broker CHA exam and for G Card exam
Saturday, 15 July 2017
Thursday, 18 May 2017
WHAT TO READ FOR CUSTOMS BROKER ORAL EXAM PREPARATION
Dear Friends,Its time to prepare for interview. some of you made me phone calls to know what to read and how to prepare for an excellent interview.
1- Customs
Act 1962 is the mother of all procedure and rules of Customs, so major sections
of customs act must be on your finger tips.
2- You
must be aware about export and import procedures including baggage and Kachcha
Bill of Entry.
3- You
must know how to find HS code for an item. And types of duties levied by the customs.
4- You
must know, how to file shipping bill and Bill of Entry.
5- You
must be aware about export promotion schemes
6- Must
be aware about Names and major provisions of Allied Acts.
7- You
should go through various rules made under CA1962 like Drawback Rules, Baggage
Rules, Valuation Rules etc.
8- You
should be aware about Appellate Provisions and implications.
9- You
should be aware about draw back provisions and procedures.
10-
You should know the whole detail and
implications of the product you are
exporting and importing regularly.
You can join our classes for further guidance on
above.
Best of Luck
Thursday, 17 November 2016
Sunday, 16 October 2016
Wednesday, 28 September 2016
What is a Customs Broker Licence and how we can get it !!!
Many people who are not aware about Customs Broker Licence have many queries in the mind regarding this. Let me explain in the easiest way :
Who is a Customs Broker ?
Customs Broker is a person (Including legal person) who have grated a licence for clearance of export-import shipments from the possession of Indian Customs. No person other than a licence holder can represent a client before Customs for Customs Clearance procedure.
Although exporter or importer can Customs clear their cargo at their own, but same as an advocate needed to win a case in the court of law, a Customs Broker (CB) is needed to clear the cargo from Customs. Since a lay man is not suppose to have specific knowledge about export import and foreign trade related law, policies, notifications, and procedures, they need services of a Customs Broker for the smooth clearance of the Cargo.
Which Act and Regulations given a legal Standing to a Customs Broker ?
Indian Customs Act 1962, with Customs Broker Licensing Regulations 2013 have give legal standing to Customs Brokers.
What types of Exams are conducted by the Indian Customs ?
On behalf of Indian Customs, Customs Broker Examination at all India level is conducted by the Directorate General of Inspection, Customs & Central Excise (DGICCE) under rule 6 of CBLR 2013. Besides this G-card Exams also conducted by the same authority under rule 17(3) of CBLR 2013.
What is the qualification prescribed to appear in G-Card Exam under rule 17(3) ?
A candidate must be a higher secordary (12th) pass with an experience of 6 month holding a valid H-Card, can apply for G-Card exam. An H-Card is an identity card issued by department of Customs on behest of a Customs Broker.
What is the eligibility criteria to appear in Customs Broker rule 6 Exam. ?
The Criteria of eligibility for Customs Broker rule 6 exam is as follows:(A) The person includes legal person should:be a Citizen of Indiabe a person of sound mindnot be an insolventnot be a convicted criminal.not have been penalised under Customs, Excise, or Finance Act 1994.(B) The Individual who personally would appear in the exam should:
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