DEEC scheme declaration requires exporter certification of exported goods, inputs, and Central Excise rules benefit for customs processing. Declaration requires the exporter to certify that exported goods correspond to the specified DEEC allocation and to list raw materials/components used with their descriptions, quantities and origin (imported or indigenous). The exporter must declare whether they are availing benefits under the Central Excise Rules for specified inputs, sign the form, and provide it for Customs processing where the Shipping Bill details and a Customs Officer signature will be recorded.
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DEEC scheme declaration requires exporter certification of exported goods, inputs, and Central Excise rules benefit for customs processing.
Declaration requires the exporter to certify that exported goods correspond to the specified DEEC allocation and to list raw materials/components used with their descriptions, quantities and origin (imported or indigenous). The exporter must declare whether they are availing benefits under the Central Excise Rules for specified inputs, sign the form, and provide it for Customs processing where the Shipping Bill details and a Customs Officer signature will be recorded.
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