Full form of the BOE is "Bill Of Entry". A Bill of entry is a document filed by the importers for importing goods. A custom department then examines this document for clearance. Imported goods have to go through some legal procedure in the country in which the goods have arrived.
Two firms can issue the bill of entry. These two firms are:
The firm is importing goods from other countries.
A firm selling interest to other countries after purchasing them from SEZ.
The BOE is very important as it is used in home usage and custom clearance.
The format of BOE consists of all the details, including package weight and quantity, interest, tax, and the attributes of importers, such as:
Port code
License number
Importers name
Importers address
Importers export code
Port of shipment
Vessel's name
Custom house agent
Country of origin
Country code
Country of consignment and its code
After the examination by the customs department, the Importer has to pay some taxes like GST, Custom duty, and IGST. The ITC compensation can be claimed for GST and IGST. The bill will be valid if it consists of the signature of the importer and customs agent.
BOE helps the nation's economic welfare by charging appropriate taxes. It also prevents malpractice by exporters.
BOE is of three types
Bill of entry for warehousing.
Bill of entry for house consumption.
Bill of access for ex-bond goods.
Bill of entry consists of 13 digits, and the first of those numbers is the Port code.
No, BOE is only required to sell products internationally.
Custom clearance is done electronically.