alleryStart learning →When may the proper officer re-assess duty after self-assessment?
AOnly on the importer's request
BWhen assessment is found incorrect
COnly after a court order
DNever, once duty is paid
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. When assessment is found incorrect
Section 17(4) lets the proper officer re-assess duty if verification, examination or testing shows self-assessment was incorrect.
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