- FBR introduces a revised methodology for resolving classification disputes in customs.
- Customs General Order No. 02 of 2025 updates provisions from CGO No. 12 of 2002.
- A structured approach is outlined under section 18E of the Customs Act, 1969.
- Routine classification matters handled by Customs Collectorates; disputes referred to Classification Centre in Karachi.
- Classification Centre examines disputes, publishes rulings, maintains a database, and communicates with the World Customs Organization.
- Capacity building for customs officers in HS classifications is enhanced.
- Classification committee manages the Centre, comprising key members from Customs Appraisement and a representative from FPCCI.
- Committee may include trade association members and seek expert opinions.
- Meetings held at least twice a month, with the option for online sessions.
- Committee consults relevant units for expert opinions before making decisions.
Source: pkrevenue.com
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