Get Bill Of Entry

As per government norms, each importer has to file 'Bill of Entry' with the respective customs station to file import customs clearance documents under his consignment arrived at the said customs station within 30 days of arrival of goods. Bill of Entry is a legal document to be filed mandatory.

The format of the bill of entry is fairly simple and includes some important details like port code and license number, importer's name and address, customs house agent code, importer's export code (IEC), country of origin and its code, country of consignment and its code, port of shipment, vessel's name and some ...

The importer would approach their authorized bank with a request to obtain an attested/ certified copy of the Bill of Entry if available with them and obtain a dated acknowledgement.

A bill of entry is a legal document that is filed by importers or customs clearance agents on or before the arrival of imported goods. It's submitted to the Customs department as a part of the customs clearance procedure. Once this is done, the importer will be able to claim ITC on the goods.

A bill of entry is a legal document that is filed by importers or customs clearance agents on or before the arrival of imported goods. It's submitted to the Customs department as a part of the customs clearance procedure.

To view the details of BoE (Bill of Entry) on the GST Portal, perform following steps: Access the .gst.gov.in URL. The GST Home page is displayed. ... Search BoE Records page is displayed. Enter the Port Code, Bill of Entry Number, Bill of Entry Date and Reference Date. ... The search results are displayed.

Note 1: Reference date is the date when the goods have been cleared from Customs (Passed out of Customs charge). The reference date will either be Out of charge date, Duty payment date, or amendment date - whichever is later. Note 2: Any BOE dated prior to 12/07/2020 will not be available in GSTR-2B.