Islamabad, the 3rd July, 2004.
CUSTOMS GENERAL ORDER NO. 05/2004
The Central Board of Revenue is pleased to order that the following amendment shall be made in the Customs General Order No.12 of 2002 dated 15.06.2002, namely:-
In CGO 12, chapter III, in sub-para (2) of the Rule 4 of the aforesaid Customs General Order, shall be substituted with new sub para as under:-
“Goods Declaration (GD) of all types except Transhipment Permit (TP), already introduced, shall consist of four copies w.e.f. 1st July 2004″.
| 1. | Customs Copy | It may be used for delivery of goods. After the delivery
it should be submitted by the Gates to the Audit Section which should send its photocopy to CRA and the original to MCD after audit within seven days, as per present practice. |
| 2. | Importer Copy | It may be used by the importer for refund, rebate,
registration of vehicles and for record etc. |
| 3. | Clearing Agent Copy | It shall be retained by the clearing agent for record
purposes and shall be produced “to customs whenever required. |
| 4. | Exchange Control Copy | For the use of State Bank. |
The first three copies of GD shall be machine numbered and bear examination report. The Transhipment Permit shall consist of following four copies.
| 1. | Import Section Copy | It may be used for delivery of goods. After delivery it
should be submitted by the Gates to the Import Section who may send it to MCD as per present practice. |
| 2. | Importer Copy | To be retained by importer for record and production to
customs authorities at the time of ex-bonding. |
| 3. | Bonded Carrier Copy | To be retained by Bonded Carrier for record purposes
and submission to customs whenever required. |
| 4. | Dry Port Copy | To be sent to the destined dry ports. |
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