Customs Tariff
Chapter 98
Project Imports; Laboratory Chemicals; Passengers' Baggage; Personal Importations by Air or Post; Ship Stores
1.
This
Chapter
is
to
be
taken
to
apply
to
all
goods
which
satisfy
the
conditions
prescribed
therein,
even
though
they
may
be
covered
by
a
more
specific
heading
elsewhere
in
this
Schedule.
2.
Heading 9801
is
to
be
taken
to
apply
to
all
goods
which
are
imported
in
accordance
with
the
regulations
made
under
section
157
of
the
Customs
Act,
1962
(52
of
1962)
and
expressions
used
in
this
heading
shall
have
the
meaning
assigned
to
them
in
the
said
regulations.
3.
Heading 9802
covers
all
chemicals,
organic
or
inorganic,
whether
or
not
chemically
defined,
imported
in
packings
not
exceeding
500
gms.
or
500
millilitres
and
which
can
be
identified
with
reference
to
the
purity,
markings
or
other
features
to
show
them
to
be
meant
for
use
solely
as
laboratory
chemicals.
4.
Headings 9803
and 9804
are
taken
not
to
apply
to:
(a)
Motor
vehicles;
(b)
Alcoholic
drinks.
(c)
Goods
imported
through
courier
service.
5.
Heading 9803
is
to
be
taken
not
to
apply
to
articles
imported
by
a
passenger
or
a
member
of
a
crew
under
an
import
licence
or
a
Customs
Clearance
Permit
either
for
his
own
use
or
on
behalf
of
others.
6.
Heading 9804
is
to
be
taken
not
to
apply
to
articles
imported
under
an
import
licence
or
a
Customs
Clearance
Permit.
Basic duty |
Additional Duty (CVD and Cess on CVD) |
Customs Education Cess |
Special Additional
Duty of Customs (Spl. CVD) |
Exemptions |
General exemptions |
Exemption from Education Cess |
NCCD |