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More than thousands of importers, as well as exporters of the country, are dodging tax by declaring false statements regarding their goods and commodities in Chattogram and other ports. NBR, the National Board of Revenue, is highly concerned about this matter.

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Safmarine issues a notification that they will be implanting a revised policy regarding how they accept customer’s shipments. This revised policy will be effective from 30th November, 2020. The change will be relevant to a limited number of specific companies/entities who have not complied with financial terms and conditions agreed with Safmarine, and the same company chooses to discontinue doing business with.

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The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) have taken a decision and notified that e-invoicing will become mandatory for all the business to business (B2B) transactions for taxpayers, who have more than Rs 100 crore turnover from January 1,2021.

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The Federal Maritime Commission has stated that they have received countless allegations concerning the failure of container ship operators to pick up full cargo containers ready for export to China.

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Production-linked incentives will be provided to sectors such as cell battery, solar photovoltaic, food products, textile, telecom, auto, specialized steel, pharmaceutical, and white good manufacturing.

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Bangladesh along with 46 other least developed countries will be free from tariffs after the end of Brexit transition period.

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The Congestion Surcharge (CGD/CGO) inbound/outbound of USD 175 per TEU (payable in the United Kingdom) will be applicable from November 25, 2020 (tariffing date) until further notice and is applicable for all container types.

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India’s coir and products exports to western countries, which included the US are increasing. All credit goes to the new normal of “work from home” triggered by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Concor will levy a land usage surcharge of ₹5,000 per twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU) on loaded import containers at its flagship inland container depot (ICD) in Tughlakabad near Delhi, as the state-run rail hauler looks to recover the high land license fee (LLF) collected by the Indian Railways from April this year.
The new land usage surcharge will come into force from December 6, according to a public notice issued by Concor.

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