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ll time barred, pending or rejected applications which were filed after six months from the expiry of prescribed last date of submission of application, but are now within 12 months of the expiry of last date of submission of application should be processed with 5% late cut.
Pending the finalization of the applications for grant of recognition, existing status holders who have applied for recognition before the expiry of their status, shall have a grace period of 6 months. During this grace period of 6 months such status holders shall continue to be recognized as Status holders even after the expiry of earlier Status Certificate.
In exercise of powers conferred by Section 5 of the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation) Act, 1992 read with paragraph 2.1 of the Foreign Trade Policy – 2004-09, the Central Government hereby amends Schedule – I (Imports) of the ITC(HS) Classifications of Export and Import Items, 2004-09.
Reimbursement of CST will be made on quarterly basis. The application for claiming reimbursement should be filed within a period 6 months from the completion of the quarter in which the claim has arisen.
As a proof of landing of export consignment in specified market, (i) a self attested copy of import bill of entry filed by importer in specified market or (ii) delivery order issued by port authorities or (iii) arrival notice issued by goods carrier or (iv) tracking report from the goods carrier, evidencing arrival of export cargo to destination Focus Market.
However in such cases where the NC decides adhoc norms based on information available to it and the exporter represents against the decision of the NC, time limit for filing representation, if any, before the Norms Committee shall be four months from the date of communication of decision of the fixation of adhoc norms by NC.
In case of supplies under paragraph 8.2(a), (b) & (c), claim shall be filed against receipt of payment through normal banking channel as in Appendix 22B. Such claims shall be filed within a period of twelve months from end of monthly/quarterly/half yearly period reckoned from the date of payment as per the option of applicant. In cases where payment is received in advance, last date for submission of application may be correlated with date of supply instead of date of receipt of payment. TED claim can be filed ‘Invalidation Letter/ARO wise against individual licences within the time limit as specified above.
Garlic, Peas and all other Vegetables with a Duty of more than 30% under Chapter 7 of ITC (HS) Classification of Export and Import items.Coconut, Areca Nut, Oranges, Lemon, Fresh Grapes, Apple and Pears and all other fruits with a Duty of more than 30% under Chapter 8 of ITC (HS) Classification of Export and Import items.
In exercise of the powers conferred under Paragraph 2.4 of the Foreign Trade Policy, 2004-09 and Paragraph 1.1 of Handbook of Procedures (Vol.1), the Director General of Foreign Trade hereby makes the following amendment / addition of the entry in the Book titled “Schedule of DEPB rates” (as amended from time to time) from immediate effect.
Import of rough marble blocks may be permitted to Hotels (on the recommendation of Ministry of Tourism), places of worship among others, against a licence on need basis. These imports will be subject to the condition that the product manufactured after processing of imported goods, shall also not be allowed for sale.
