Fedex replies
The reply I received from Fedex is as below (relevant excerpts)::
With reference to your email please be informed, your shipment arrived in courier mode. The same has been cleared on consolidated bill of entry. In a consolidated bill of entry, the customs official makes the changes by hand.
Further also be informed in India shipments are been assessed on the basis of CIF vale (Cost + Insurance + Freight) on the total of these amounts the duty is applied. Hence, the assessable value on your shipment shows INR 13218 which is higher than the invoice value.
Please find the details of duty break as requested:
Shipment was cleared as CTH (Customs Tariff Heading) No. 85189000 as per the commodity mentioned in the invoice.
Duty break up:
Basic Custom Duty (BCD) = 10% of Assessable value
Counter veiling duty (CVD) = 10% of (BCD+ Assessable value)
Cess
= 3% of (CVD)
Educational Cess = 3% of (BCD+CVD+Cess)
Special Additional Duty = 4% of (Assessable value+ (BCD+CVD+CESS+EDU.CESS)
Total Customs Duty = INR 4804 (26.86 %) including reimbursement charges, service tax and octroi charges.
Further, I would like to inform you that a communication has been initiated with destination and origin to investigate into the matter with regards to the damaged shipment. Please note the matter is under investigation, starting from the origin and through all transit locations all the way through which the shipment had traveled. Our trace team will keep you informed as soon as possible with the outcome.
We regret any misunderstanding that may have resulted from this situation
and look forward to better serving your future air express needs.
Now I would like to see what action they take against the person who
handled the driver.
This is for your information and to save you from future horror.
Regards
Roushon.
The reply I received from Fedex is as below (relevant excerpts)::
With reference to your email please be informed, your shipment arrived in courier mode. The same has been cleared on consolidated bill of entry. In a consolidated bill of entry, the customs official makes the changes by hand.
Further also be informed in India shipments are been assessed on the basis of CIF vale (Cost + Insurance + Freight) on the total of these amounts the duty is applied. Hence, the assessable value on your shipment shows INR 13218 which is higher than the invoice value.
Please find the details of duty break as requested:
Shipment was cleared as CTH (Customs Tariff Heading) No. 85189000 as per the commodity mentioned in the invoice.
Duty break up:
Basic Custom Duty (BCD) = 10% of Assessable value
Counter veiling duty (CVD) = 10% of (BCD+ Assessable value)
Cess
= 3% of (CVD)
Educational Cess = 3% of (BCD+CVD+Cess)
Special Additional Duty = 4% of (Assessable value+ (BCD+CVD+CESS+EDU.CESS)
Total Customs Duty = INR 4804 (26.86 %) including reimbursement charges, service tax and octroi charges.
Further, I would like to inform you that a communication has been initiated with destination and origin to investigate into the matter with regards to the damaged shipment. Please note the matter is under investigation, starting from the origin and through all transit locations all the way through which the shipment had traveled. Our trace team will keep you informed as soon as possible with the outcome.
We regret any misunderstanding that may have resulted from this situation
and look forward to better serving your future air express needs.
Now I would like to see what action they take against the person who
handled the driver.
This is for your information and to save you from future horror.
Regards
Roushon.