It has come to the notice of the department that Tax Identification Number (TIN) issued to the newly registered dealers during the month of April, 2013 had some validation problem. The department has resolved the issue and fresh TINs have been issued to such dealers. Hence, they are required to immediately deposit their due tax.
Any AIF proposing to change its category shall make an application to SEBI for the same along with application fees of Rs. 1 lakh. The application shall include the updated Form A (Refer First Schedule to the AIF Regulations), other updated supporting documents, if any and rationale for the proposed change. Registration fees shall not apply for such applications.
In partial modification to this department’s Circular No.7 of 2013-14 on the subject cited above, and in exercise of the powers conferred under Rule 49A of DVAT Rules, 2005, the last date of filing of return, excluding Annexure 2C and Annexure 2D, for the quarter ending 30/06/2013 for dealers, including composition dealers, is extended to the following dates:
In partial modification to this department’s Circular No.8 of 2013-14 on the subject cited above, and in exercise of the powers conferred under Rule 49A of DVAT Rules, 2005, the last date of filing of return, for the quarter ending 30/06/2013, is extended to the dates as per schedule given below:
Sub: Clarification on DP-1 The dealers who have submitted Form DP-1 without purchase commodities in the pre-revised Form DP-1 have the option to edit the Form DP-1 and submit the details of commodities purchased by them. Further, they can also edit the details of the commodities for sale, otherwise the commodity list submitted earlier would be treated as if these commodities are for sale. The last date for editing the said form is 26.08.2013.
References have been received in the Board to clarify whether or not a purchase order can be considered as a contract in terms of provisions contained in the Project Import Regulations, 1986. It is also reported that in this regard varying practices are being followed in different Customs Houses.
The Board has re-examined the subject matter. The view is that there can be no justification to hold up export consignments for long periods unless the export goods are prohibited under Customs Act, 1962 or ITC (HS) Policy. Essentially genuine exports must be
Board has received several representations regarding problems being faced in re-import of pets at airports. In this regard the undersigned is directed to inform that re-import of pets is not covered by Circular No. 15/2013 – Customs dated 08.04.2013. Therefore, it is clarified that re-import of pets as baggage is allowed subject to establishment of identity of pets by Customs authorities, production of the required health certificate from the country of export and examination of said pets by the concerned Quarantine Officer at this end.
This is to reiterate that duty free import of inputs under Duty Exemption/Remission Schemes under Chapter-4 of FTP shall be guided by the Notification No. 31 issued on 1.8.2013. Hence any clarification or notification or communication issued by this Directorate on this matter which may be repugnant to this Notification shall be deemed to have been superseded to the extent of such repugnancy.
The Board has noted import data in National Import Data Base which shows that products like Cockroach Traps and Mosquito Repellent, are classified under various Customs tariff headings 3506, 3822, 3808, 3926, 4823, etc. Accordingly, this issue of classification was taken up for discussion and decision in the Vishakhapatnam Conference of Chief Commissioners of Customs and Directors General on Customs Tariff and Allied Matters, held on 05-06 June 2013 .
