Postal drawback claims require marked packaging, prescribed forms, deficiency correction, and filing-date rules under customs procedure. Postal export of goods under a drawback claim requires the outer packing to bear the words 'DRAWBACK EXPORT' and the exporter to submit a completed Annexure I claim in quadruplicate with the parcel. Receipt by the proper customs officer from the postal authorities constitutes the filing date for section 75A purposes. An incomplete claim is treated as not received until deficiencies are communicated and rectified within thirty days. The acknowledgement issued after compliance establishes the filing date.
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Postal drawback claims require marked packaging, prescribed forms, deficiency correction, and filing-date rules under customs procedure.
Postal export of goods under a drawback claim requires the outer packing to bear the words "DRAWBACK EXPORT" and the exporter to submit a completed Annexure I claim in quadruplicate with the parcel. Receipt by the proper customs officer from the postal authorities constitutes the filing date for section 75A purposes. An incomplete claim is treated as not received until deficiencies are communicated and rectified within thirty days. The acknowledgement issued after compliance establishes the filing date.
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