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On clubbing, the licences for all purposes shall be deemed to be a single EPCG licence issued under the said Customs Notification and the export obligation period for the clubbed licence shall be reckoned from the date of issuance of the first licence.
Wherever provisional shipment has been allowed by the customs authorities, DEPB against such exports shall be issued only after the release of the shipping bill by the Customs. In such cases, application for DEPB shall be filed within six months from the date of release of such shipping bill or six months from the date of realisation, whichever is later.
We declare that the receipts offoreign exchange (including payment through international credit cards for one & two star hotels and standalone restaurants) are for bonafide service transactions rendered by the applicant and no services have been purchased from third parties for availing the duty free entitlement facility.
It is hereby certified that the transferred Chemical referred to above will be used only for purposes not prohibited / disallowed under the Chemical Weapons Convention and shall not be transferred to any other person or re-exported from the recipient country .
It is further clarified that the condition on import of edible / food products as per Condition No. 8 of the Chapter I A (General conditions of import), of ITC (HS) Classification of Export and Import items shall not be applicable on imports made under Annual Advance Licenses and Advance Licenses for physical exports issued with A.U. condition. Similarly, this condition will not be applicable on imports made by 100% EOUs and units in EPZ / SEZ.
They will be return the concession if already claimed from the Government; and furnish certificate from the statutory auditors to the Department of Fertilisers and Customs that the quantity intended to be exported has been imported in the last six months and no concession / subsidy has been claimed.
Import of textile and textile articles is permitted subject to the condition that they shall not contain any of the hazardous dyes whose handling, production, carriage or use is prohibited by the Government of India under the provisions of clause (d) of subsection (2) of section 6 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 (29 of 1986) read with the relevant rule(s) framed thereunder. For this purpose, the import consignments shall accompany a preshipment certificate from the notified agencies.
Capital goods, equipments, components, parts and accessories, whether imported or indigenous, except those restricted for export in the ITC(HS) Classification of Export & Import items, 2002-2007, may be sent abroad for repairs, testing, quality improvement of up-gradation or standardization of technology and re-imported without a licence/certificate/permission.
Representations have been received seeking clarification on the maximum permissible limit for payment of agency commission on exports against DEPB licences. Attention is drawn to this office policy circular No.55 (RE-98) dated 10th December, 1998 to be read with custom circular No.64/2003-Cus. dated 21st July, 2003 and Clause 6E-2 of the Exchange Control Manual of RBI whereby it was specifically mentioned that the rate of commission should not exceed 12.5% of invoice value/FOB value.
Import of Naptha is free. The provisions as stipulated for import of Naptha for use in the power sector vide Public Notice No.57 (PN)/1997-2002 dated 5th December, 1997 stands withdrawn with immediate effect and the withdrawal will be applicable only prospectively from the date of issue of this Notification. Further, the above change will not alter the position of applicability of the provisions of other statutory provisions relevant to the subject.
