Customs Advisory
Classification, Valuation, Drawback & SEZ
HSN classification, customs valuation, SVB disputes, anti-dumping, advance rulings, drawback, and EOU/SEZ support.
This hub is built for importers and exporters facing classification, valuation, or trade remedy friction at the border. It combines filing support with the dispute path so shipments do not stall longer than they need to.
What this hub covers
Typical engagement flow
Classify Goods
Determine the proper HSN and duty exposure before the bill of entry is filed.
File BOE
Complete customs filing, valuation disclosures, and supporting documentation for the import.
Dispute if Challenged
Respond to customs queries, SVB references, or anti-dumping notices with a clear record.
Claim Relief
Pursue drawback, refund, or advance ruling outcomes where the law permits it.
Related services in this lifecycle
Common questions
What is SVB and when does it apply?
Special Valuation Branch review is typically used under Section 14 of the Customs Act 1962 where related-party imports or other valuation concerns need scrutiny.
How is customs value determined?
Under Section 14 of the Customs Act 1962 and the valuation rules, customs value is determined through the statutory valuation hierarchy and disclosed import facts.
When does anti-dumping duty apply?
Anti-dumping duty can apply under the Customs Tariff Act 1975 and the Anti-Dumping Rules 1995 when dumped imports cause injury to the domestic industry.
What is the CAAR advance ruling route?
CAAR is the advance ruling forum under the Customs Act 1962 for binding answers on customs questions such as classification or valuation.
What is the difference between EOU and SEZ?
EOU and SEZ are separate export-linked regimes governed by different legal frameworks, including the SEZ Act 2005 and the relevant customs and FTP rules.
Need the right filing or advisory path?
We can map the facts, confirm the statutory route, and move from draft to execution without the usual back-and-forth.