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After considering various representations received from Export Promotion Councils and exports in general. Board has decided to make, the following further relaxation in the norms fixed earlier in Circular no. 52/ 95 dated 25.5.95 for execution of Bond / Bank Guarantees
The undersigned is directed to refer to the Commissioner of Customs, Delhi’s D.O. letter No. VII/ 12/ ACU/ 7-Cars/ 165/ Ch. 87/ 75 dated 9-6-1995, addressed to Jt. Director General of Foreign Trade, seeking clarification on the subject of
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962 (52 of 1962), the Central Government, being satisfied that it is necessary in the public interest so to do, hereby exempts components required for the manufacture of capital goods when imported into India by a manufacturer of such capital goods for supply to a person holding a licence under the Export Promotion Capital Goods (E.P.C.G.) Scheme in terms of the Export and Import Policy for import of capital goods at zero rate of duty in terms of notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Finance, No. 111 /95-Customs, dated the 5th June, 1995.
In terms of rule 4(ii)(c) of the Foreign Privileged Persons/ Regulation of Customs Privileges Rules, 1957, a foreign privileged person, on relinquishing his post or on his transfer out India may offer the vehicle imported by him for sale to State Trading Corporation, with the permission of Ministry of External Affairs. In terms of rule 5(iv)(i) ibid, where such vehicles have been purchased by the State
Instances have been brought to the notice of the Board that some Customs Houses are not allowing drawback where the drawback exceed 2% of the FOB value but it less than Rs. 5000 per shipment. This practice appears to be based on the misconception that
I am directed to invite your attention to Customs Notfn. No. 73/94 dated 1.3.1994 as amended vide Notfn. No. 113/95-Cus. dated 7.6.1995 and to say that by amending notification air conditioned cars have been deleted from the parent notification No. 73/94-Cus. dated 1.3.1994. As a consequence, A.C. cars imported by State Tourism Corporation, Tour Operators etc., under this scheme does not
It has been brought to the notice of the Board that that contents of circular No. 29/95 dated 20.3.95 issued F.No. 473/ 6/ 95-LC by which relaxation in furnishing Bank Guarantee by the 100% EOU / EPZ units for transfer of imported goods for re-werehousing from
A number of representations have been received from Export Promotion Councils regarding difficulties being faced by them in claiming drawback on export made made Duty Exemption Scheme. It has been pointed out in these representations that some of the
I am directed to invite your attention to this Department’s letter of even number dated the 16th March, 1994(copy enclosed) conveying Board’s decision that consolidation facility by Freight For warders/ Steamer Agents may be allowed by the Customs, if it is carried out
I am directed to refer Board’s letter F.No. 521 / 192/ 90-Cus.(TU) dated 9.1.1992 advising Customs Houses / Collect orates to take cash security equivalent to 5% of C.I.F. value of goods, at the time or registration of Project Contract under Project Import Regulations, 1986, An exception was, however, made in the case of imports by the Government Department and Public Sector
