What is details given in Bill of entry?

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A Bill of Entry is a legal document that contains details of goods imported or exported, including their value, quantity, and description.

Bill of Entry is a customs document that is required for clearance of imported goods.
It contains information about the importer, exporter, and the goods being imported or exported.
It includes details such as the value of the goods, quantity, description, country of origin, and the port of shipment.
The Bill of Entry is used by customs officials to assess the amount of duty and taxes that need to be paid on the imported goods.
It is also used by the importer to claim any benefits or exemptions that they may be entitled to.

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