The rate of duty on goods entered for home consumption is that in force on the date:
AThe vessel arrives
BDuty is paid in full
CA bill of entry is filed
DGoods are unloaded
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. A bill of entry is filed
Section 15(1)(a) fixes the rate on the date the bill of entry for home consumption is presented.
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