Vide Circular No. 16/99-Cus. dated 7.4.99, the subject facility was extended to bonded warehouses located within the jurisdiction of Commissioners who are handling TRA facility under DEPB Scheme, and who have jurisdiction over any other customs stations listed in Para 4 of the said Circular
I am directed to invite your attention to the subject mentioned above and to say that a number of references have been received from the trade and the Ministry of Commerce for allowing movement of imported cargo in containers / trucks from the airports / ACCs to ICDs / CFSs / Airports / ACCs to the ICDs / CFSs / Airports / ACCs is required in view in the fact that the number of flights at
It is seen that the product “Orrimulsion” consists of approximately 70% natural bitumen, 30% water and 0.2% surfactant / dispersing agent. It is a trade name given to pulverised natural bitumen dispersed in water containing a small amount of dispersing agent. The natural bitumen is dehydrated, pulverised and is dispersed in water, since dehydrated and pulverised bitumen is physically
Circular No. 780-Income Tax Section 10(23G) of the Income-tax Act, 1961 was inserted by the Finance (No.2) Act, 1996, w.e.f. 1-4-1997. This clause exempts income by way of dividend, interest and long-term capital gains arising out of investments made in an enterprise engaged in the business of developing, maintaining
SEBI shall be monitoring the quality and promptness of submission of data. Custodians are advised to strictly adhere to the above deadline of 3.00 p.m. as SEBI shall be imposing penalty on defaulting custodians.
If a standalone EOU/EPZ unit wish to debond under EPCG scheme, there shall be no export obligation for maintenance of the average the only such an obligation under EPCG scheme on a standalone unit shall be imposed which may be equivalent to 6 times or 8 times of the depreciated value, as the case may be, depending upon the scheme in which the unit opts for debonding.
Instances have been reported to the Board by field formations where the provisional duty determined on import of goods is beingn debited in DEPB scrips. At the time of finalisation of assessment, the final duty payable may be more or less than the duty which was provisionally assessed. In cases where the final duty is more than the provisional duty, the differential duty is paid by the importer
Circular No. 487/53/99-CX I am directed to say that it has been brought to the notice of the Board that rebate claims in respect of duty paid on processed textile fabric used as material for manufacture of made-up (export goods) are being denied on the ground(s) that the claimants did not follow the prescribed procedure for export under claim for rebate of duty on excisable materials in terms of rule 12(1)(b) read with notification No. 42/94-CE(NT) dated 22.9.94 as amended [AR-5 procedure] – such as, in some cases no declaration was given
This has reference to our circular MFD/CIR No. 4/052/99 dated September 1, 1999 permitting all mutual funds to invest in ADRs/GDRs initially within overall limit of US$500 mn. with a sub-ceiling for individual mutual fund .
Certain representations have been received in this Directorate seeking clarification whether in the Sub-Serial No. 87.09 in the Drawback Table, the description of the goods is “Others” or “Other Tippers
