The Customs Intelligence and Investigation Directorate (CIID) has realized additional revenue of Tk 19,13,440.57 after detecting excess quantities of imported goods in a consignment at its Chattogram Regional Office. This significant realization underscores the effectiveness of the CIID's efforts in ensuring compliance with customs regulations and enhancing revenue collection. The operation, conducted based on confidential information, targeted an import consignment of Rainbow Corporation under Bill of Entry No. C-1138706, dated July 5, 2026.
Detection and Adjudication
During the physical examination of the consignment, CIID officials discovered discrepancies in the declared quantities of imported goods. The declared quantity of chocolate was found to be 7,132.25 kg, against the declared 6,704.56 kg, while the quantity of wafer was 2,684.88 kg, compared to the declared 2,572.16 kg. This resulted in an excess of 540.41 kg over the declared weight, representing 5.83 percent more than the declared net weight.
Revenue Realization
Following the adjudication of the case, the authorities imposed additional customs duties and taxes amounting to Tk 8,13,440.57. Additionally, a fine of Tk 10,00,000 and a redemption fine of Tk 1,00,000 were levied. In total, the government realized Tk 19,13,440.57 in additional revenue from the consignment. This successful operation highlights the CIID's role in maintaining the integrity of the customs process and ensuring fair trade practices.
